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The uncountable becomes countable.
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The uncountable becomes countable.
Breathe, son.
Oh my god.
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/knadh/listmonk/master/
We absolutely need to stop this. Sure, I saw the disclaimer, but we need to end the normalization of running ANY black-box crap off the net. “curl|sh” needs to be laughed into exile for all our safety.
The easiest thing needs to be the right thing – common security saying
Then it’s
vim
As if that’s actually user-friendly or a positive experience instead of the worst thing to ever survive from the last century, crawling along on its rotting flesh and drooling on the pavement like some toxic residue from the vietnam war that it is.
In what asylum do you have the people willing to suffer vi and who also need a curl|sh
? Are they lazy or just misled as noobs into thinking vi is the only editor out the–
You guys, I just realized how vi masochists actually reproduce. It’s like zombies, guys, eating brains until the victim raises up another zombie.
And that curl|sh
– does it invite supply-chain exploits? Ohhh, you bet it does! Best black-box script ever! Use this as a test for your security people – if they gauge this as a threat from within another threat, they pass. But, honestly, had it not been for the horrible spelling, I wouldn’t have thought to check further. \shrug. Mineshafts and canaries I guess.
As a sarcastic joke comment. Whoosh?
8 FFA TA on 56k dialup. That was the edge on which we lived.
I can play spring games, but I can’t play this one.
Ah well. Zero-k for me.
You mean as if the bot was a helper and not the admin itself?
Madness!
My favourite colour is blue.
That’s kinda this question.
Both sides?
If we want to talk mercenary companies, though, apple is pretty high on the FuckYouBuyMore scale.
Clowd was never cheap; it was versatile, and it still is.
Just, please, get over this ‘cheap’ fallacy. It’s expensive as shit, either in direct costs or the labour required to min-max for savings. If you’re not regularly bulldozing a massive portion of your stuff or running in two regions for resilience, then you should just look at another idea – and Don’t say Azure, as there’s a reason we call that cheap hot-garbage ‘unsure’.
Fetch
Tell me you don’t share a net with Macs without using those words.
Fucking GENIUS.
Forgejo actions is basically GitHub actions
That’s the problem. GH actions su-huck.
Biggest pain point was for our ops guy, who constantly had to stay behind to perform upgrades and maintenance,
This is weird.
Hosts selected for updates will be unavailable from 2100-2110 or so. Then they’re up.
They’re done by at/cron if they’re selected.
There’s no manual work if the monitoring system thinks they’re okay.
Gitlab-ce on-prem. Although that may now suck since they’re being bought out; and we all know how that went for redhat.
The PB&J sandwich is a valuable lesson. It needs to be taught to young and old alike.
have to check the source code
Use the source, Luke.
But yeah: disappointing. I just swapped out my Chef ZFS module because, looking at the source, it was incomplete in ways I didn’t want to rat-hole and extend while this other two-piece kit was there.
I should use the source earlier.
SUCKS that I’ve gotten a taste of project management and hated the absolute fuck out of it. I probably would’ve been decent at it otherwise.
Good PMs are rare, and precious. You could maybe give it another …
emails
oh, nevermind. :-P
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