There’s no right answer.
By that, I mean everyone dies with regrets: regrets about living too wildly, regrets about living too conservatively, having kids, not having kids, missing out on an opportunity, or risking too much.
You’re going to reach the end of your life and believe it’s unfinished, it seems.
I have no advice. Make the best choice at the moment, with all you know at the time, and then forgive yourself for it, I guess.
You can create an LXC container and have it booted to a shell in under a minute
Rhel5 on a VM booted in under a minute easily. Rhel6 on a VM booted in around a minute. Rhel7 on a VM booted in almost a minute, and the trend accelerated from there. Wow, is RhelX a piece for its frail-boat booting.
ime these helper scripts are legit.
Let’s consider a moment the risk you’re subjecting people to, just with a recommendation based on the value of the things you secure without considering what they need to secure.
Curl-bash pipes are a security mess.
Security mess? Red flag. Avoid.
Pay attention in school, kids, lest you miss learning what a binary choice is.
And evolution.
This thing looks great but it has layers of supply-chain sploit risk. Make sure you’re really secure before trying it – and if you’re (otherwise) iso27002 compliant, give it a pass.
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Yeah, I wouldn’t trust Skippy either.
Systemd is the Kanye West of vibe-coding.
I don’t know why but I just found it incomprehensible.
#alwaysHasBeen, but for us graybeards the confusion has been “this is a solution with no problem” and “it’s eaten WHAT now?”
warns
No; “threatens”. Get it right, news headline writers! It’s not a warning but a threat.
It’s like how most Canadians view America as a threat and not a warning (oh, wait. Maybe we do see it as a warning too, as we have our own soulless charlatan oilman scumbag politicians).
Ah! Fantastic. Thanks !
“Go edit the source” is starting to look like the new “let them eat cake”.
How quickly you trivialize the work of the experienced kde devs that some pedestrian can wander in and mod a large project without fear.
It was all a lie? V3 won’t magically fix everything?
Fedora
Any RPM-based system has exemplary validation and, as long as we don’t throw it out with flatsnappimages, it presents a very clean and maintainable install.
Extra points for PCLinuxOS which has avoided lennart’s cancer.
No points for SuSE as they continue to exist as the over engineered bastard child of slackware and RPM, like slackware met 73deJeff on a trip and let the tequila do the talking. Mamma mia!
Initially, Dirigera will only support Matter device types that Ikea currently offers — so, no robot vacuums, door locks, or fridges. However, Granath says that as they launch more smart home products, the hub will be updated to support more device types.
Am I reading this right? Is there a filter possible where Ikea can decide to only accept Ikea ~mac addresses? If so, can they continue to ignore the wider product space?
… or will an Ikea thread hub automatically accept rando thread units as per standard and they’re just using really bad sentence structure?
You don’t need them in turn only lanes
No mention of America.
No it isn’t[:] you’re not required by law to use a turn signal in a turn only lane
No mention of America.
I’m talking about US law and it seems you’re talking about Canadian.
Are you forgetting that 95% of the world’s population lives outside of America?
Minnesota (this is a state in the US) traffic code 169.19 Subd. 5 Signal to turn:
… and incorrect even in America.
What does False Consensus mean?
You don’t need them in turn only lanes
My driving instructor would disagree, as I recall.
Docker-dependent?