everyday

Did you mean “every day” (i.e daily) here, or did you really intend for “everyday” (i.e mundane) instead?

There’s a lot of people who don’t know what a binary choice is.

You must struggle with evolution; and also pragmatism in general. True?

I love the take where the legal system is our enemy. If you want anarchy, follow McCandless.

You missed a slash in there.

Ya choose better or you get worse.

Evolution takes a few iterations, but you have to put in the one day of work every 4 years without getting bored of it.

I couldn’t parse that.

OS’s

I don’t need to read further. If you can’t pluralize OS, I don’t trust you to speak on it.

No jack? Send it back.

They don’t deserve that. They joined up as poor people needing to eat or, before, people hoping to do right by a country that deserved it back then.

Right now, though, they’re playing a bit of roulette as, overall, their chance of killing themselves later due to PTSD is far greater than the chance of them getting killed in-country now.

It may come as a surprise to you, but as recently as 18 months ago the US military was in a calm pattern of training and maintenance and wasn’t doing the level of terrible things for terrible people that they are required to do now or face court-martial.

Also, enlistment durations are longer than 18 months. But that’s just math.

Meh. If it was Ai doing the writing, it would have said “firstLY” and “secondLY”. For that matter, so would someone trained as a journalist: they went to school, after all.

I kinda think I want it to try. I make little effort to hide my location or identity, and I think I’d like to see the results.

…just without saying who I am before I get those results. And my desire to stay anonymous-ish and not give it a chance to cheat means I can’t satisfy I have the right to the identify of myself if it finds who I am.

Quite seriously, I cannot prove I have the right to make it search for me, for myself, without giving it too much information or without risking the leak of private info to a so-far unidentified stranger if it finds anything.

Catch-22

More gear into the second market. Nice.

Sometimes the Lennart Poetterings fuck up

Dude. That guy has single-handedly ruined two decades of bulletproof, fast, reliable booting. I can’t wait until we all wise up and it’s more than PCLinuxOS that avoids this mess. It’s a metastatic kudzu/poison-ivy hybrid with a taste for flesh.

2 weeks to set everything up (lamp stack, K3S, crowdsec, openappsec, wireguard, etc)

If you’re pushing kubes onto a normie or a noob, the fault’s partially yours. Single-box apache, maybe samba xor git, depending on the workflow, and some audio hints in /etc/profile.d to remind them how to restart various pieces if they can putty in.

echo 'yum clean ; yum upgrade --skip-broken --no-best ; needs-rebooting && reboot||:' > /etc/cron.weekly/do-eet

… and walk away.

(--no-best and --skip-broken because RH can’t even do releng now. ‘You had one job’ meets ‘Dead Sea Effect’)

If you only knew how fortified an AWS DC would be in that area. It’s gonna fail-secure, and getting in will require leverage.

If it ain’t got a jack, I gotta send it back.

I’m sure comments like this will inspire people. You’re really good at this.

I wish it was only double. You saw where I said it was 4x? 4x is really close to 5x ; 80% of the way, you know.

I see what you’re doing there, but the dead Sea Effect says it’ll be the most eligible to change countries, and those are gonna be the best and brightest.

They are taking your jobs, if ya let 'em! ;-)