Dude. Don’t text and drive.

If you must, try to pull over and proof-read before hitting that send button.

After 30 years coding in college and professionally, this is the ordering:

• anything else
• sed -i
• vi

It’s the worst vietnam-era throwback mess I’ve ever seen. And in 30 years, I’ve seen some serious crap.

A cat that goes outside more than 0.0% has a drastically-reduced lifespan. Feeding it encourages bad habits that may get it killed.

Ultimately it’s not yours and you have no idea its status, needs, allergies or history. There’s a risk to you (rabies, roundworms, heartstrings) but the risk to the cat is way more severe.

If it has a shaved patch then it’s seen a vet recently.

Leave it alone.

rightaway

Not a word. Spell-check should have told you.

Twice.

In 5 steps it violates ISO27002 3 times.

I’d say any setup result is purely accidental on the way to something far more exciting.

My oncle sailed into early COVID season with late non-hodgekins and not long to go. He thought of his pregnant daughter and her child, and the risks of attending treatment, now daily, and took a voluntary.

Our med system made this horrific decision slightly less so by handling everything but the go button; and while we miss everything about him to this day, we’re grateful.

It’s important work, even when we don’t win.

Meanwhile, a person like me who lives in an apartment and must charge his car during the day

Why not use the outlet at your parking space? That’s in the building code now.

React OS is awesome, and I need it to run stable on some metal.

And also play WoW, because I don’t trust linux to run whatever copy-protection crap is on there and not brick my account through no fault of its own.

I feel like most everyone

Beware the false consensus. Not all birds are seagulls, but get a plate of chips and that’s all you’ll see.

The meme equates ‘popular’ with ‘better’. There’s a very good reason we didn’t try to make an ubuntu back in 2002, and that reason - weak/bad validation of deployed package payload - is still true today.

If you care about build/release, precise validation is important to you. It’s one of the holy trinity of build/release.

tuat

You whot?

I’d look over the server install if the process had docs.

I looked at matrix but the server setup was janky – enamoured of the current mayfly shine tools, and when I saw mumble install cleanly on my tiny arm box it was a sea change. No longer have the tiny arm box but I still run mumble.

I’d be super happy if it and its polite codecs were brought into the fed but I haven’t been paying attention.

Yay mumble!

And I agree: it’s better. I think it’s faster and that, IMHO, is where the power is. It can look boring like a hammer as long as it’s intuitive … like a hammer.

But that varies.

Here it’s < 100m to the food shopping, pharmacy, post office, Amazon pickup, pros like dentist and barber and a hospital, separate medical test office, some medical specialists, as well as two gyms and a daycare. Hopping the train gets me to one of two biiig malls in about 5 or 20 min. 200m out is a plethora of doctors and specialists, 2 coffee/snack shops, and 2 of the 5 pizza places nearby. Go the km and you’ll pass the Starbucks, sandwiches, park, church, more takeout, and 7-11.

We’re designed for no-car though. Inasmuch as many Canadian cities still need a car, and while I’m cheating by working 100% remote since CoViD, I haven’t driven a car in about a year. This is a special island of accessibility, which they’re trying to put around all the train stations and experiment with more walking.

But distances are still crazy for visitors. People land in Toronto and ask “can we take a day trip to Banff?” Not realizing it could be 71 hours of driving to get there.

Travelling to see my family via ferry is a 5-6 hour 100km trip if I optimize it, since it’s so inefficient. airplanes cost as much as 120 Starbucks medium frothy hot drinks for the 50km air portion of the trip round-trip, per person, so we avoid that option.

Our little pet island on the west coast, for instance, where we have some quaint buildings and such, is almost 500km long – which could be the distance almost from dover to Scotland if I believe my AI pothead.

This land mass is huge. You have no idea.

If it’s only GNU Linux - and not regular Linux - then we know it’s not the Linux where the issue occurs. ;-)

(Just analyzing what’s said. It’s probably all linuxes if it’s not a glibc issue)

I’m starting to avoid things with custom apps because the dev dies out and the product is abandoned long before it’s dead. This one is developed by people who can’t spell, and that’s a red flag too.

I’ll be happy when we’re back to some common app again.

It won’t effect the core.

You sure that’s the right effect/affect? Left behind?

I’ll be 95.

I’m hoping to breathe, and to poop safely.

“I hate systemd, it’s bloated and overengineered”

And built poorly by people who don’t work well with others and then payola’ed onto the world.

people stay, perched precariously on their huge tower of shell scripts and cron jobs.

Fucking UNIX is shell scripts and cron jobs, skippy. Add xinetd and you’re done.