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msage,

And they absolutely CAN and WILL hurt you given the chance.

msage,

But that’s not even ultimately true. Infrastructure and utilities should belong to public.

No one, and I repeat, not a single oofing one, is going to use your dildo.

msage,

I have VMs on my metal, one specific for containers.

Though I use LXC. Docker started with LXC, then grew bigger, and I don’t like how big it is.

If I can set up one simple NAT and run everything inside a container, I don’t need Docker.

Docker’s main advantage is the hub.

msage,

Yeah, I love those bedtime stories, too.

msage,

No, privacy was their top priority - just not having it at all is the goal.

msage,

Just FYI - it’s mandatory to have a button like that next to the ‘Accept all’.

Every site that doesn’t do it should be reported.

msage,

If you are in the middle of the festival, the joint won’t transmit that much more Covid than just being together.

msage,

No, but you see, the chance you get the same side twice is… (HH, HT, TH, TT) 50%, shit

When we add another toss, you get only two possibilities of always same side, and 6 that are not.

So which is it? The coin itself may always have 50/50, but the universe which tosses in a series doesn’t?

msage,

Jesus since when is shoe right dogwhistle?

msage,

Hey, this is a classic.

Just turn off vehicle breakdowns, as they can cause huge congestions everywhere. And that’s very stressful.

I love trains

msage,

There was a post about custom PC starting switches, and one built a gong starter. Now that would be a boss reboot.

msage,

reboot to assert dominance

msage,

Isn’t it better to use btrfs nowadays?

I’m also old-school lvm person, but I put btrfs in my Gentoo desktop, though I don’t actually utilize it at all.

msage,

Gentoo - three digits Matrix - used to patreon, but it’s dead, so I stopped Wiki - occasionally

I really need to support Postgres and Patroni. Next year’s goals

msage,

Use LXDE/XFCE and stay away from Chrome. And any games.

msage,

Do you mean like System76?

msage,

You don’t need certified Linux hardware to use Linux, and hardware is supported for a really long time once it’s there.

So you don’t have to worry about using latest distros, you should always welcome every update, they fix and add new things (unless it’s Ubuntu, screw them). And if you have new unsupported hardware, it will usually be supported in the next kernel release.

Meaning if you go with usual x86 CPU, Linux won’t have issues with almost anything that comes with it.

What's the difference between package manager and why are there so many?

Are they so different that it’s justified to have so many different distributions? So far I guess that different package manager are the reason that divides the linux community. One may be on KDE and one on GNOME but they can use each other’s packages but usually you are bound to one manager

msage,

Also, bit part of Portage (Gentoo “emerge”) is being able to ‘flag out’ parts of the package out (or in) to the compilation.

Let’s say you want to not have telemetry in your packages. So you set ‘-telemetry’ globally, and each package that has known telemetry parts will not compile locally - so it can not be turned on (unless it’s hidden really well).

Or you want to use pulseaudio? You can flag it globally, or for specific packages. That way you can influence software you install without knowing much about anything build-related - the work is done by the repository maintainers.

They won’t be able to pry Gentoo from my cold dead hands. Arch, Nix/Guix can suck it, all my money goes to the Gentoo

msage,

Fortunately this one is easy:

three threes equals 9 3339

msage,

She cried because of that! Mio deserves better!

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