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Doesn't really make sense… What prevents a logged in bot from continuing to scrape vast amounts of data?

I tend to agree, if Debian embraced a longer term support model it would attract a lot of enterprise deployments.

RHEL is something like 10 years while Debian is more like 2, 3 if you push it.

tends to happen as you start reelin’ in the years

The point still stands that doing 16+ hour days leaves little left for yourself and family.

And? A plug-in hybrid runs from electric the vast majority of the time.

> How do you reckon time vs money vs knowledge?

Well in an emergency scenario (what generators are for generally) the troubleshooting/repair knowledge you gained will be invaluable

If that were truly the case they’d have started with plug-in hybrids.

Today is the coordinated reddit "protest" day. Some ideas off the top of my head...

DDOS activity from pissed off stakeholders related to the protest

System ops using their access to further blackout action

A botched administrative action to reopen subs

> For literally anything else it's useless and I see nothing in 2.0 that fixes it.

Sorry, you must be holding it wrong. It is useful and flexible enough for countless applications. It was defined in the 80s and still used universally today, so objectively the opposite of useless and terrible. It is limited though.

It depends if you run a node or are accessing via a proxy/gateway

What are you using these days?

Personally I switched pihole and a few other servixes to a docker container on a USFF pc. Still using a pi4 for retro games

I run a journaled filesystem on my pis and haven't had corruption issues so far

I'd be nice to see a Raspberry Pi 5 upgrade sometime soon too

Sorry but I’m struggling to read with the 20 characters per line formatting on mobile

Some years ago I had a Malibu as a rental. The thing had all this chrome on the dashboard that reflected the sun right into your eyes as you drove. How on earth did anyone approve a car interior design that constantly blinds you?

Likely not considering winrar is decades old

Like what?

Productivity is exceptionally easy to track. Work is either delivered on time or its not.

Micromanaging and workplace surveillance on the other hand are indeed harder to perform on remote employees, and I love that for middle managers.

Alternate title: "Owner of car company wants people to keep commuting to work"

Project manager says next week

Who paid for this article? TikTok gives you more of what you watch, theres plenty of content opposite what they mention as well. There are videos about every possible thing on there

If when it lands I wonder how much it would help with video tasks like plex transcoding

The IPv6 spec was published in 1998. 25 years on it should be nearly flawless. Not “most software,” all software including firewalls should support it with safe and sensible defaults.

The current state of support and adoption is frankly abysmal. The attack surface is non-negligable. And there is no end in sight.

The idea of deploying a new version of the internet protocol (which lacks backwards compatibility for reasons) in parallel to the existing version should never have left the drafting table.

Why do people call an interview a fireside chat when there is clearly no fire?

Ah so you don't actually need a lifted turbodiesel for a work truck?

I like Mazda and Honda (in that order). Japanese reliability, sporty handling and a turbo engine for a fraction of the german cars.

I love this for whiteboard interview companies. Ask cs trivia questions, get AI responses and unqualified candidates. Hope it leads to an increase in conversational interviews.

Yes I ran a linux desktop for years and switched to mac. Aside from getting used to the feel of the UI and finding replacement apps (that sometimes cost a few bucks) the experience has been excellent.

My Mac just works, upgrades are seamless (but do wait a few months before major os upgrades), the battery lasts all day, the audio and video quality are good, lid close suspends the system correctly every time. And everything syncs with my phone.

I spend most of my time in the terminal anyway, and just ssh to my linux dev host. I don't worry about trying to set up a full dev environment on my laptop, I prefer to do that on a linux server

Lol talk about tone deaf and rudderless. This is their era of impulsive decisions, cyber bullying and demise (I hope)

It’s a pain at first but it will come in time. This is true for barre chords like F and B too.

The cool thing about the D shape is you can move it up the neck. Move it up 2 frets and its a an E, 1 more and its an F. And so on