It’s okay to spell-check articles before screen-shotting them.

That’s the one that avoided any enterprise SSHd, right?

Too bad about its failure as an init system, though.

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Yeah, honestly, kinda fuck off a bit.

Yes. It was RAMmed for sure.

Found the vega-uh, BSD nut at the party.

It’s a not thought, but Linux reqs are getting more elitist at a much faster rate.

I hate having to discard working router gear because the fw got stale and maintainers basically say “that’s, like, SO last-week” and wander off to play pogs or something

Flatpaks are a cancer. Got anything else?

No. I am Spartacus.

I’m running ZFS at two jobs and my homelab.

Terabytes and terabytes. Usually presented to the hypervisor as a lun and managed on the VM itself.

I don’t run proxmox, though. Some ldoms, some esx, soon oVirt.

from the chmod or from the containers?

Wasn’t it 2017 where they had the race condition in sudo su as the command elevates up to root and drops back down?

Every other year, sudo su was not unsafe but merely ghetto. ‘sudo su’ is the dutch-rudder of ‘sudo’.

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.

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.

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.

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.