I think the cause isn’t as important because, for all of them, I think, the solution could be the same.

Take one small bite of that huge daunting pie, and get the ball rolling. Then take another bite; do something easy. And then another. And now you’re off.

I have tasks lined up for yeeeeears I think. It’s daunting. I do it a bite at a time.

I’ll see your “Full-ass conversations” and raise you “Full-ass technical convos” with no knowledge of talking on the phone the next day… which made for a weird follow-up.

hardwork

That’s two words, my dude.

French too: il pleut. What is the il pointing to?!?

Docker free version?

Watch this thread from here on in carefully separate the idealists from those who know what defence is like.

• yes, open-source is the goal of everything that can be opened.
• no, defence code isn’t on the list of what can be opened
• yes, obscurity isn’t good as a sole effort
• yes, defence in depth
• no the funding to get it to where it’s safe to open for randos to submit changes isn’t there today

Anything I missed?

Yes, Virginia, it’s better to open all the things right now, but there are risks you haven’t taken into account because you’re not aware of them. The pros are; it’s their job and their work, so listen to their expertise no matter what the oppositional/defiant disorder suggests otherwise.

Dude. We fear this as pasty-white Canadians. I cannot imagine what the fear should be like with less Republican-esque looks.

10 of these in a raid6?that’s 4x speed and 400tb.

Do you have time to talk about our Lord and Savior FACTORIO? Here; just have a quick taste.

reflexion

I see what you did there.

Please, for the love of god, look at other things instead of Ansible.

Definitely do openTofu for infrastructure and deployment, but for configuration of VMs please learn about puppet, saltstack, chef(cinc.sh) and especially mgmtConfig .

Ansible, by comparison, better matches what we were doing in 2002 at 1/10th the speed, and it’s like pascal levels of wordy.

Learning about options and finding one that works well for you will often give you a much better experience than fucking Ansible.

If you do abandon all hope, though, then go ahead and do Ansible; but remember if you do: there are better options, and hating Ansible doesn’t mean you hate automation.

Is immich still container-dependent?

technical correctness is the best kind.

a software

Nope. That word doesn’t work like that.

How about no?

I’m more worried about the gratuitous comma and what it means for the state of education.

It they require you to be on the internet then they should pay for the internet.

You may think that, but you’re using logic, and that’s a mistake.

I’ve worked remotely for 22 years or more, now, in my secondary job. At absolutely no time did they even suggest they were gonna pay for my net. I’m not gonna fight them on that.

What if you have to do that just to remember not to press hard?

I maintained an open-source app for many years. It leveraged a crypto library but allowed for different algos, or none at all for testing.

Some guy wrote a CVE about “when I disable all crypto it doesn’t use crypto”. So there’s that. It’s the only CVE we got before or during my time.

But even we got one.

his greed and wanting a second term just to

No. Jesus Christ this gets old.

1. Find out the last time an incumbent swapped their candidate.
2. Find the 3 times before that too.
3. Notice a trend.

Come back and revise your statement.

Go fucking learn.