Suspenders helped me a lot. I can still to looser ones and no tightness on my stomach.

I’d love robs being cool too!

I hate to say it but pants.

I know they matter. I wear them. But man I can’t stand it sometimes

I do love the idea of a chill ecosim with a global domination/liberation piece tied in. I bet that would be fun tbh

Where I’ve been in the US everyone is very ok with you being busy, so I just say I have something to do (work, chores, helping out someone). Its also true most of the time, but sometimes my chore is setting by myself in the dark.

I think more Pathfinder would be fine with me. Both king maker and path of the righteous are phenomenal games

Honestly I prefer the kubevirt, kubeOVN route (ala Harvester).

OpenStack is a decades long labor of love that feels like it was started decades ago, you know?

Stage 4 clustered servers so k8s can keep the containers up and configured

Stage 5 GitOps

Stage 6 federated clusters on your buddies infrastructure so each of you have off site high availability. Or hardware squirled away at families houses.

I try to follow a multi-factor, multi-domain model.

So if I am wanting to verify that data is on the system I except it to be then TPM keys and measured boot is what I use. To verify it is on the network I expect I use a Tang server. To verify I have possession of a device I use, a hardware token and password.

You could do all the above, or mix match depending on the system. For example for servers I assume they need to boot without user intervention, so password is set as backup to the Tang server. I still use hardware token to buy just for quick revoktion of verification (i.e. I know a server is compromised or could be soon, I can just pull a USB out).

The same setup works for my laptops, which makes my network because of Tang act as trusted domain as well.

So again multi-factor (something you have, know, are, do) and multi-domain (network, user, machine).

I use Clevis to do the multi-key unlocks.

🎶you gotta go and the join the union🎶

Mind you I believe you, plenty of members of the Linux community activity try to show usage to encourage development. Though how much is it actually skews is debatable because FOSS software also tends to collect less data and be used by people actively avoid data collection as well.

Though no idea about the rest, you kind sound like you have sour grapes tbh

There is some politics that has to be played. There HAS to be some reason for the powers to be to see benign neglect as beneficial or some power brokerage built on top of it.

“an IP with a strong genre moat” sounds like a sickness description to me anymore

Problem this even sounds like they are selling it to investors instead “the audience”…

Rancher Desktop?

K3d?

Or something else?

Personal upgrade I like for them. Put washable filters on the outside of the higher rated filters. They last longer that way.

/Var /Var/logs /Var/tmp /Tmp / /Home /Boot

Can all be separate partitions on an Enterprise Linux system. Cisa guidelines recommend some and additional mount configs since they have different roles

In the US there is a “grow a row” program, where you talk with local food banks (and supporting orgs) to find whats in demand.

yeah, i cant even agree with the assumption “these new tools have already revolutuonized how we creatr and use software”.

when it actually turns a fully cycle let me know. There have been at best some edge cases where its worked and some minor workflow alternitives that are take it or leave it. I want it automated too personally. Im fully camp automation. Im tracking all of the latest devolipmemts when i can, but it currently is just not worth the squeeze.

If we brought up all code to the mean of all code id imagine it is an improvement.

To be fair though i mostly blame how companies invest in code for that, and if AI is tunned to their preference we will likly be no further than before.

My assuptions at least

Yeah my winters can get very extreme, so much so that the amount if heat from a rocket stuff puts out too much co2 to keep safely inside and so it has to be exhausted. Which to me is a double waste. I was just thinking a heat pump on the heat exchanger might be a good idea, but if it could powered by the last of waste heat it might really be worth it.

The heat pump is probally inevitable though because again the co2 level just being a waste.