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by doubled112 5y ago
I've always considered SELinux a RHEL/Fedora thing. It's not very inconvenient these days, and those distros include tools that will write policies for you. Debian and Ubuntu distros use AppArmor. OpenSUSE MicroOS/Kubic
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by doubled112 5y ago
If you lose your keys, you can't lock the car up and come back with the spare? That's not a feature.
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by doubled112 5y ago
How many of those jobs are paid hourly so they're still getting paid? My job as an "IT professional" is exempt from most labour laws concerning overtime pay and time off requirements. You have to be careful and look out for
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by doubled112 5y ago
I feel the same way about many video tutorials and reviews. "Could this video tutorial have been 3 written commands?" When reading, it's at my own pace. I can stop and go without extra steps. I can copy and paste. If it&#x2
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by doubled112 5y ago
It never seemed this bad in my experience. I've been out of it almost completely for a few years, so maybe it took a sudden turn for the worse. > explosion of tools you need I only have tools for my bikes, and so far, they've
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by doubled112 5y ago
Anybody else feel personally attacked right now?
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by doubled112 5y ago
It was pretty much this for me and at this point more so. I've received both shots and was pretty low risk to begin with. However, local hospitals were shipping patients off to other cities, and sending adults to the children's ho
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by doubled112 5y ago
Sounds like my time as a system administrator at a smaller software shop. 1. At least eight hours a day, usually more. 2. Often two or three people lined up waiting for help by my cube, relentless Slack messages, it's release day but
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by doubled112 5y ago
Obviously YMMV, but the machines I've upgraded from 10 to 11 have been running smoothly, and the upgrade was as simple as one could imagine. You know your systems better than I do though.
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by doubled112 5y ago
That won't stop Starbucks from using it as an excuse to jack the prices up 25¢ a cup. Never waste a good crisis. Meanwhile, I'll keep brewing it at home.
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by doubled112 5y ago
I think I've fallen into this trap before, and ended up with a small set of features that degrade well if I don't have them. Something like fish shell will never work for me. Not every machine is mine. So I tried Zsh. It turns
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by doubled112 5y ago
If you're retired AND homeless, will you do the same, or will you have bigger problems? Just trying to figure out where you've drawn the line.
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by doubled112 5y ago
Is there too much lag through an SSH connection for you? I often do things this way. SSH from whatever I'm holding to a more powerful machine with my tools and configs. Then the terminal is on your host, at least. I've also RDPe
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by doubled112 5y ago
There are a couple of open source mobile apps that might save it, assuming API access doesn't eventually get killed too.
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by doubled112 5y ago
It used to go by Epiphany, but that's probably an even worse name.
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by doubled112 5y ago
I've long wondered if something like this could replace more traditional VDI. Of course, it would depend on being able to use Linux as the desktop. I imagined having Guacamole spin up a desktop container with a directory mounted into
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by doubled112 5y ago
Would you consider using Xrdp and xorgxrdp, which can live adjust the display size? You might need a newer version of Xrdp or xorgrdp, but I have Guacamole connections to Linux desktops that do this smoothly.
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by doubled112 5y ago
OpenSUSE does a fair amount of automated testing before publishing a new snapshot. http://open.qa/ here, and the OpenSUSE specific instance here https://openqa.opensuse.org/
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by doubled112 5y ago
Just had flashbacks to my Sansa Fuse loaded with RockBox. The whole Sansa line was pretty awesome. Thanks for that.
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by doubled112 5y ago
Know what I can do in ESR that I can't in 89+? See my whole bookmarks menu without scrolling. Know what I can't do on any of my machines? Touch the screen.
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by doubled112 5y ago
Also have a single 4K 28" Can confirm that is has to be DisplayPort "Oh cool, 4K@60Hz KVMs aren't expensive anymore," I thought. And then about 120 dollars in cables and adapters later, I can even get the 4K@60Hz signal
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by doubled112 5y ago
My problem isn't Fn and Ctrl, but that Shift may or may not be the same shape. If Ctrl is on the outside I am guaranteed to hit Shift when I push them both with my pinky straight up. I have two Lenovo laptops in front of me right now.
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by doubled112 5y ago
It turns out all problems are money problems.
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by doubled112 5y ago
Managed or refereed? Ahh, team dynamics... I had a manager in one of my first jobs tell me to always have a hard discussion in person, if you can, because "there are eyes". It stuck with me then, and it makes more sense all the
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by doubled112 5y ago
If everybody started renaming keygens to CredentialManager.exe, would the learning algorithms the AV companies are using start to flag and delete those .exes too? No way, right? What could go wrong?
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by doubled112 5y ago
This was FINALLY undone in 2.2.28! * scdaemon: New option --pcsc-shared. [5eec40f3d827] It was one of the most exciting change log entries I've come across in ages. Now able to open Firefox AND an entry in my password store si