libertarianism

I’m sorry to say you lost me at this word, so super-charged that my brain now filters the content and speaker.

But I came really to say: Dude. FOOTNOTES?!? We can do that here? Beautiful example; Legend. Thanks for showing me how.

such measures are much simpler than fixing the current education system

it’s harm reduction while we also work to build a tolerance to the drug … through learning and reasoning.

It’s also used in healthier ways, like search results, chat logs, and so on.

That’s an excellent point. Viewing a log file over the web, particularly when it’s still growing, absolutely needs infinite scrolling. The Old Way is UX poison.

Is RedHat the company in on this? Is it because they can’t figure out how to scroll text well in their AAP/Tower/whatever platform and are annoyed with people chanting YOU HAD ONE JOB at them? (no need to look it up – that entire Tower product and the tech behind it would be hot garbage 20 years ago and is hot garbage now, so I’m just dunking on them)

I also don’t want some [bureaucrats] tell me what’s good for me.

These same policy wonks tell you to wear a seat belt because that’s (proven) good for you; as is not smoking. They tell everyone ELSE not to speed because those wonks know everyone else is a terrible driver, and that’s better for you. These are the types who maintain building code and human rights and legal process because - yep - it’s better for you.

There’s a trend, here. I get that we sometimes feel opposition to things, but when there is science behind it - sit DOWN, RFKjr and the rest of you whackadoos - it’s usually good to go with it.

Is there a text summary?

1. Call the French Canadian service line.
2. Speak English

The call center places in Canada are usually maritime and are fluent in both (or none if their timezone is 30 min ahead ;-) ).

Smart money re-diversifies into more stable markets.

This will help fulfill the bubble prophesy that much faster.

Thats the same vibe as: Don’t drive your kids to school, [because] you might get hit by a drunk driver.

Nope. The poster is choosing to put the PII online, and cannot guarantee privacy. In IT Security, “How do you know” is the most powerful phrase; and for Facebook/Meta/etc, you just don’t.

This is a fundamental rule since childhood (“If you’re coming home late from band practice, stay in a group because of the cougar”) and I’m not sure where you missed it.

setup

‘set up’, my dude. Two words, as a verb.

Nope. It’s all wishy-washy stuff despite hard figures suggesting people are way more effective in the environment of their choosing.

For extroverts, that means water cooler chat and lunchtime foozball, and debates at the whiteboard, so don’t discount those weirdos when we all ask for the right to choose for ourselves.

Let the managers’ vision be filled with energetic kids throwing paper balls and being dynamic go-getters while we sit in our wonderful riverside offices with our cats and dogs and make the shit do the shit like pros.

softwares

\sigh

Neither. Both have fundamental issues toward confident updates and validation of software, speaking as someone who used to run the security response for an Enterprise OS vendor.

I’m looking at CloudStack now, and it’s got some promise despite one odd glitch. I may try to stick with it .

Useless with getting news out, useless in preventing a dictator from taking control.

American militias as mentioned in the second amendment are really no actual use, are they?

no fallbacks is bad practice.

This is how you know they’re extra lazy – no “please enable javascript because we suck and have no noscript version”.

“nah bruh this site is considered broken for the mere fact that it uses JavaScript at all”

A little paraphrased, but that’s the gist.

Isn’t there an article just today that talks about CSS doing most of the heavy-lifting java is usually crutched to do?

I did webdev before the framework blight. It was manual php, it was ASP, it was soul-crushing. That’s the basis for my claim that javascript lamers are just lazy, and supply-chain splots waiting to manifest.

Same. This is the way.

Containers carry concerns around validation of container contents and, by extension, host contents. This has been well-discussed and is beyond the scope here.

But I do hope for an installation free of container mess.

Man, I sure hope they’re free of the container crutch.

It’s a typo. Bring a fork for the steamy buns. Fork those buns. For-k.

ppl

I hate the kid-pidgin, but you make a really good point here:

it’s good to stop for second and consider what one’s needs actually are.

I mean, this is always excellent.

Too often - you’ll see it in this comment thread - we go all out and show our own solution would fit OP’s case. And to them it must sound like “if you want a coke from the sev(7-eleven, like circle-k, Ted) you’re gonna need a van, a really big spring, a holocaust cloak and a wheelbarrow for sure.”

Considering OP’s situation, skill level, fuckery tolerance and perseverance is key. Resilio could be all they need, here – Not elegant, not D.R.Y, not pretty, but its fuckery is low (good g.o.l.f number), but it could be fire-and-forget.

Now, I’m not sure you’re not replying to a comment that says the same thing …just, not as well. Still good advice.