John Richard

Let’s continue to give them tax exemptions while they vote against us. That’ll help us best em!

Focus on getting the genocide candidate in and then change her mind? No thanks… that’s delusional.

No, that’s why people subscribed to the duopoly have no prob. supporting genocide.

Harris, if you’re listening… Your position on this issue is very unpopular.

But our imperialist country can do no wrong. We’re the good guys liberating other countries like when we liberated America from the Natives. /s

That is what they’ve been saying all along for anyone that was listening. It was apparent to a majority of people against the war in Gaza. When Israel says they want peace, they mean they want pieces of other peoples’ land.

I feel like no matter what you publish people care more about how they feel than the actual facts.

Won’t be long before politicians give them permission to start killing Americans on America soil for being against genocide

You’ve made good points here. Using them as dumb AP points or basic budget routers makes sense. If I want more advanced and user-friendly configuration then I might look elsewhere, but for those use cases, can’t go wrong.

I’ve been running OpenWrt for over 10 years but at this point it is trash. The documentation is outdated, the packages aren’t well maintained and Luci development is torture. I’m so ready to stop trying and get UniFi devices. Heck, pfSense/OPNsense are so much better.

Hmm… if only someone could stop sending Israel more money until they stop the genocide.

Such a security risk though, but still better than curling scripts into sudo

He’s like, your GPS isn’t bad. I can track you just fine.

The prosecutor in charge of the case is a US attorney. I’m not sure… Can you let me know if Biden has any influence in what attorneys prosecute and the scheduling of drugs?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/10/06/statement-from-president-biden-on-marijuana-reform/

Biden going after the real criminals. Kratom & Ketamine. Alcohol is completely safe though.

Now Drew Devault can finally work on PizzaHut.

Sysv didn’t have to have a lot of documentation. It was simple to understand what it did, and the underlying system was mostly shell scripting. It didn’t try to be and do everything.

I don’t hate systemd. I prefer it now for the most part. I really do think Lennart Poettering is incredibly skilled and intelligent. I am just frustrated that so much gets pushed without adequate resources and support to weigh what is production-ready, and what is bleeding edge. I’ve already had systemd bite me in the ass at least once where they made a significant unannounced change to systemd-cryptsetup. I had to go find answers by reading through pull request and GitHub issue comments, and it wasn’t easy to find either. The community acted like it wasn’t a big deal that it caused systems to no longer boot. Move fast & break things isn’t the message that will win over larger companies.

Lennart Poettering is no doubt smart, but learning all the ins and outs of systemd with terrible documentation and half-baked solutions, and just “trusting” it to do everything from UEFI booting, immutable partitions, system imaging, networking, home directory and resource management, init and daemon processes, sockets, etc. using “INI-like” files… hmm, I’d almost prefer another global outage.

When the Sims see a major incoming market crash before humans.

This is what NameCheap does too. It’s freaking stupid. Domain registrations should not be managed by corporations.