Terraform has had the "prevent_destroy" functionality for quite some time. Highly suggest using it for everything you're going to miss if it's gone.
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And they're similarly more expensive than the majority of the US. Housing in Stockton [0] is more expensive than Houston [1].
>As in the rest of the country. Climate change and soaring energy costs isn't a California-specific problem. Look at the TX grid for example.
It most definitely is a California-specific problem. California is only bested by Hawaii for total energy prices, and is the most expensive in the continental US [2]. California also has the second highest hours of power outages.
California power is hilariously expensive compared to every Southern and Southwestern state. More than double in most cases.
[0] https://www.zillow.com/home-values/7266/stockton-ca/
[1] https://www.zillow.com/home-values/39051/houston-tx/
[2] https://www.eia.gov/electricity/monthly/epm_table_grapher.ph...
Who is using Skype in 2023? How many users are still using Skype?
This is incorrect. IPv6 network routing prefixes are not an "abstract" concept. They are effectively the same PII as an IPv4 address. You can identify a user by their routing prefix, much like you can identify a user by their IPv4 address. All of their devices will have IPv6 addresses from their unique prefix much like all of their devices will have the same unique IPv4 address if they're using NAT.
Think of a few what?
You listed a bunch of links to GitLab CE, which is not their enterprise offering, does not compete with their enterprise offering, and has an order of magnitude less functionality and no support. Again, their enterprise offering is already under a proprietary license.
GitLab openly supports anyone deploying and managing GitLab CE: https://hub.docker.com/r/gitlab/gitlab-ce
Not sure what you're alluding to?
Which makes sense in theory, but the execution is horrible. The ~/.cache directory is also on NFS now... You NEVER want cache on NFS.
>~/.local would stay on the local workstation
Never seen this in practice. This dir is also created on the NFS share, which it should be, since you need to bring these files to other machines as well. The standard is poorly thought out and poorly implemented.
A systemd standard, we covered that. Great reason not to use it.
>It's absolutely no skin off your nose to adopt it
It is if I have to implement logic to support this shitty "standard".
>beneficial to you and your users if you do.
Poorly thought out and imposed standards are not beneficial to anyone.
"I use Ubuntu and develop in full stack JavaScript so everyone else does too."
No, it is not "practically universal". Alpine Linux, MacOS, FreeBSD, illumos UNIX distros, etc. do not follow this imposed "standard".
>Even if there's a Linux distro going out of it's way not to set them
You have this backwards. The systemd standard is imposed on Linux, not the other way around.
>In practice I've never encountered users with a distro that didn't have these variables set.
"I use Ubuntu and develop in full stack JavaScript so everyone else does too."
That's what happens when you don't step out of leftist bubbles.
>Here's the simple reality: the US military is useless to join for young men because they cannot guarantee you a home anymore.
That's been true for a long time, even before this precipitous drop in recruitment.
>Which were their actual base, poor men who were desperate and had no other option. Exploitation.
That is false. It's a narrative parroted often by leftists, but it's not reality. The poor are underrepresented in the US military.
>Men killing themselves isn't about "open discrimination".
No one said that. Go back and read my comment.
Young Southern White men make up the bread and butter of the military. They have been the target of recruiting campaigns for decades upon decades. This group has collectively checked out of a society that has nothing but contempt for them. When the highest levels of the government and half of the political establishment have nothing good to say about you, opine about how "toxic" your existence is, and openly laugh at your struggles... who would want to put their life on the line for that? When patriotism, their basic existence, etc. are derided as "fascist", then why even give a shit? When you're suffering from record levels of depression, dying from suicide and drug overdoses at rates never seen, still being openly discriminated against and laughed at, supporting the system that not only allows, but encourages that behavior is ridiculous.
Effectively, the US Military is experiencing a variation of "go woke, go broke". Guess they couldn't find enough Emmas with two moms to fill their ranks. I guarantee we'll see the US government start to peel back DIE initiatives to fill their ranks back up.