Anon_Forever

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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
Terraform has had the "prevent_destroy" functionality for quite some time. Highly suggest using it for everything you're going to miss if it's gone. [0] https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/lang
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>There is lots of housing outside of the Bay Area and other expensive cities. And they're similarly more expensive than the majority of the US. Housing in Stockton [0] is more expensive than Houston [1]. >As in the rest of the co
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
I haven't used Skype in close to a decade. No one that I know uses Skype. All the former Skype users have moved over to WhatsApp, Discord, etc. Who is using Skype in 2023? How many users are still using Skype?
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>but "network" itself is an abstract concept. This is incorrect. IPv6 network routing prefixes are not an "abstract" concept. They are effectively the same PII as an IPv4 address. You can identify a user by their rout
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>I can think of a few: Think of a few what? You listed a bunch of links to GitLab CE, which is not their enterprise offering, does not compete with their enterprise offering, and has an order of magnitude less functionality and no suppor
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
GitLab will never go BSL. It has zero reason to. Its enterprise offerings are already under a proprietary license.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
In our lifetime, there will be a government system that will record DNA data for every baby born. It'll happen, just a matter of time.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
Spot on chungy! I wish this was better thought out and implemented. There's a lot of room for improvement in this area.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
This is paywalled.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
"From the people that bring you 'men can get pregnant', we present to you..."
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>The XDG config/data spec was made to manage systems that mount over NFS Which makes sense in theory, but the execution is horrible. The ~/.cache directory is also on NFS now... You NEVER want cache on NFS. >~/.local wo
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>XDG is a freedesktop standard that's been adopted by systemd A systemd standard, we covered that. Great reason not to use it. >It's absolutely no skin off your nose to adopt it It is if I have to implement logic to support
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>Practically universal "I use Ubuntu and develop in full stack JavaScript so everyone else does too." No, it is not "practically universal". Alpine Linux, MacOS, FreeBSD, illumos UNIX distros, etc. do not follow this
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
XDG is a systemd standard that's not universally used across Linux distributions. It's most definitely not used in other UNIXy systems like FreeBSD and MacOS. XDG, like systemd, likes to believe it's universal but it's n
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
"Christofascists" is the leftist version of "Judeo–Bolshevism". Stop using reddit-tier rhetoric.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
No response. Not that I was expecting one.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
I'm not hiding anywhere. You're projecting like IMAX.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
You were the one asking for examples and yet you refuse to define what examples you're looking for.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
Define "counter-cultural thing".
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
If you have the support of almost the entirety of academia, half of the political establishment, the highest levels of government, multinational corporations, etc. you're not the counterculture "resistance"... You're the
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
And it's true now.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
>It's very interesting to read narratives like this online, and how vastly different it is actually talking to people. That's what happens when you don't step out of leftist bubbles. >Here's the simple reality: the
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
A large part of the failure to recruit is a gigantic 500 pound gorilla in the room no one wants to acknowledge: Young Southern White men make up the bread and butter of the military. They have been the target of recruiting campaigns for dec
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
This made me audibly giggle. What's old is new again baby!
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
SLES is worse than RHEL in my eyes. Their support is horrendous, absolutely the worst in the industry. Their early move to btrfs caused so many headaches at client sites. I haven't trusted their technical decision making since.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
Probably not, at least not initially. Hopefully we see more usage of distros like Alpine out in the security field.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
RHEL isn't a choice for a lot of us. If you work in finserv/government (especially DoD), many/most of the time RHEL is effectively the only option.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
That's a lot less than I thought. Most of the major subreddits are back open though.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
Stocks are counted as income once they convert, so, it's factored in.
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by Anon_Forever 3y ago
and advertising revenue isn't profit

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