pidminusone

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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   Mac is way too expensive for most of the world. Hardware support for most linux distros still suck. This year I've used Ubuntu, NixOS, Arch and Zorin OS. My issues: - Dell dock station won't work properly. - Hibernation on Lenovo
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   That was sort of my company's IT story. In the beginning they needed AD because business is heavily Windows centric. Then they started using Windows Server for DNS, business apps, shared volumes, etc... After I joined I started separat
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   GitLab has wikis, CI/CD and sprint / issue / project management features. We use it at $DAY_JOB and while not perfect it's a pretty great offering.
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   As an Ops, I sort of gave up telling developers they should know how computers work. The more they need me, the bigger my paycheck gets. My TC has increase 4x last five years and I do not consider myself some infra guru by any means.
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   $7B before interests and penalties. Ouch.
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   Buildkit has a daemonless / rootless mode nowadays.
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   Sure. I'm just noting that owning data is not an absurd idea, as OP implies. Another case that comes to mind: spreading child porn should be punishable. Imagine if pedophiles could claim they were "just copying bytes". I gues
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   by pidminusone 5y ago

   Companies after selling your data to 3rd parties: "We just allowed bits to be copied lol".