A fine weekend patrolling said grass in dress uniform in the heat, ensuring no one else steps on the grass.
You better get good with your dry-cleaner because someone angry at having to inspect you will do so - angrily - at the start of your shifts, and you do not want your only dress uniform to look or smell sloppy.
Have we ever considered not using really bad installer paradigms until they’re fixed? It seems like alternatives are right there, but still people are choosing the worst idea and running with it.
I say this as someone who worked Unix and Linux security for an OS vendor – better alternatives are there.
That’s a very excellent response. Greetings, fellow greybeard. I miss apt-rpm.
I don’t use laptops.
I have some dell optiplex and poweredge in the home-lab.
These machines are ported through a KVM, and I’m using a desktop on proxmox where the GPU, mouse, keyboard, sound and cam are ported into the fedora VM via proxmox from there the KVM connects.
I play WoW and zero-k, but the voice chat isn’t working in WoW.
OP’s post does not indicate that they’re violating the principle of least privilege in any way.
If I wasn’t sure whether that was a risk, I would have asked whether that’s what was going on. Oh, wait: I did, right? I used a question mark and everything.
- flatpak packages.
Yay, Gramps! I got you a supply-chain exploit! Wheee!
is a massive ask.
No, it’s not. It’s a massive request. When you punch out and leave the car lot, be sure to use regular English.
Are you connecting to the victim to push a backup into storage? If so, there’s SO much you should improve on that.
a software
‘Software’ is not a word that get an ‘a’ article. So
I was hoping there exists software that
or
I was hoping there exists a software package that
Having said that, you can install UltraVNC and have it ‘call home’; and it works very well.
Edit: Wow. So many people hate UVNC.
pigs just look for excuses to kill.
Ice != Pigs. They’re far worse.
everything ran over Tor
… everything run over Tor …
It’s people. It’s always going to boil down to not enough creatives making the things in parallel so that the story can be boarded and molded and coded and tested and weighted and released faster.
People will say “it just needs better organization” and they don’t realize it probably has too much organization - stand-ups and fragile sprints and let’s nights and go-team chants and reorgs and TPS reports - as it is.
It’s always more good people they lack.
Systemd: hate it for what it is and how it’s built, and continue hating it for its capitulation to intrusive surveillance.
Close the other crossings.
Let them decide.
Luring civilians? War crime. Masquerading as a distressed civilian via sound? War crime.
At this point, it’s easier and quicker to name just the things Israel does that isn’t a war crime.
Ohhh. I came here to suggest the very same thing. Leave it derelict and tagged as fuck. A janky, scaffoldy blobby-concrete mess festooned with fetchy halfwit emoji in Walmart spray #31 blue is the exact monument we need.
Okay. Come back in a year and cover it in like spray-lexar or whatever; something that will give it a diamond-hard finish so we can power-wash the new seagull poop off and the tags and old poop will stay forever.
Atomic images are awesome if your SLSA score is just too high.
whether ACAB is best understood as a critique of an institution or as a judgment of every individual within that group.
English comprehension answers this for you so you don’t have to worry. The words “all” and “cops” tell you whether the movement targets every police officer or the institution itself. Note the use of the countable noun.
We already have underwater data centers. In fact, we already have mobile underwater datacenters. America has the most of them.
We call them submarines.
Soo XKCD 927?