Get your living will done, my dude. If you don’t make your wishes known, you’ll traumatize some EMS who has to perform a very crunchy CPR on you. My dad, a former EMS, has a “no aerobics” DNR set up so he won’t be someone else’s trauma.

Infrastructure orchestration with kubes and mgmtConfig from bazel for Ai, and he can build it up like that if he was airlifted into the jungle with a laptop and a Google DC truck. BSc, BEng, MSc, in 6 years via our military officer programme; which means he could probably plan and mount a strong defence of his architecture on a whiteboard with markers or in the mud with troopies. Whip-smart, this one guy. Resume with all the FAANGs on them.

We have been consistently baffled; like, does he want a real wage, or did he broil the neighbour and eat a leftover leg during the interview?

Useful life long skill, they teach discipline, and belt progressions to keep them motivated.

You say that like it’s not common with every alternative as well.

Pxe-booting Linux quake nodes in '99 worked way better than we thought it would. Same maps? Hells yeah.

till

'til ?

emails

If you can’t spell the word, I don’t need to read further.

So the narrative is that Rust somehow, through being released only through one distro, is going to use that influence to force incompatible changes into other codebases.

Systemd says what?

Without liberty and justice for all, there can be no one nation, undivided.

Secession is not sedition; it’s harm reduction.

5? I know some in the industry who have been out for 30 months. Talented and experienced, as well.

why do everybody want to make it count letters and stuff like this?

We do not applaud the tenor for clearing his throat, as they say; yes. But we also do not applaud the tenor who can’t even do that.

it’s debut

Yes. It is.

The scope of work is different, yes.

what’s on every surface in human environments. Earth is one big mixing pot.

Of poop. It’s gonna be poop.

As someone who worked OS security after working build/release on Unix and Linux, don’t use flatpaks. The modicum of comfort you gain in brainless installs you lose far more in validation of package contents.

And brainless installs on Linux (yum install) is about the same via synaptic/etc. You’re not missing much.

I’ve also seen cases of people dressing up as Roman soldiers in military camp

Saw that at an SCA gathering once: apparently just a squad, but they were absolutely impressive.

Spoke pig-latin amongst themselves because no one could speak real Latin and they wanted to sound “latin-y” when out with the provincials.

Is that why their flat pack repo was so slow and failed.

Flatpacks are toxic, so … that’s a win?

Of course it does. It’s stolen Nortel stuff.

But, you see, the theft is the problem. I hoped that was obvious.

It’s an option. Every other option is better, but it’s a brochure entry; and an option.

Explain why you hate prince William again?

Having discarded many other options, I’m looking at Cloud Stack for hosting VMs at home and the job2 site.

This will be like your proxmox, libvirt, openstack (which derived from it), oVirt(RHEV,OLVM,etc).

If you are in the market for a new alternative, please consider this less-known option.