Ha ha ha ha, proper architecture is so exhausting.

Not just toddlers! My best trip to contiguous America involved the zoo and the aquarium in Atlanta, as well as the Fernbank.

In about a decade, when America is safe for outsiders again, I’m totally going back … after Hanauma Bay, that is.

Their leader is an international banker.

… in a trade war. Stupid like a fox.

They definitely are not smarter than we are

We do present differently, though.

Do we think that more than 46% of us read above a 6th-grade level? Yes, at 87% ‘scoring PIAAC level 2 or higher’, so that’s one metric. Most tertiary education? We’re doing a little better there, too (65% vs 51%). Electing pedos? Still eking ahead; and I’m calling that an intelligence test.

But you can surely find areas where Canadians don’t score highly, and that’s going to be okay. We don’t need to be the winner.

Libel.

Release the solicitors.

Get the Rico in there.

Canada has more rights as the latter, at least.

Depends on the celebrity. Many of them pursued a career after a 4-year study programme at uni, and are often way more educated than your average American.

Kardashians, though, maybe don’t attend their orgo chem lecture.

On an average day, I spend 0 minutes managing the homelab.

0 is the goal. Well done !

Edit: Ha! Some masochist down-voted that.

How it started : 0

Max : 0

Now : 0

Iso27002 and provenance validation goes brrrrr

What, he thinks he can get away with it like Trump did?

Spoken like a true Jill Steiner.

You’re not alone.

The industry itself has become pointlessly layered like some origami hell. As a former OS security guy I can say it’s not in a good state with all the supply-chain risks.

At the same time, many ‘help’ articles are karma-farming ‘splogs’ of low quality and/or just slop that they’re not really useful. When something’s missing, it feels to our imposter syndrome like it’s a skills issue.

Simplify your life. Ditch and avoid anything with containers or bizarre architectures that feels too intricate. Decide what you need and run those on really reliable options. Auto patching is your friend (but choose a distro and package format where it’s atomic and rolls back easily).

You don’t need to come home only to work. This is supposed to be FUN for some of us. Don’t chase the Joneses, but just do what you want.

Once you’ve simplified, get in the habit of going outside. You’ll feel a lot better about it.

You know who owns both voting machine companies? Yep, a huge magat.

What’s been the upshot of the Epstein releases?

According to the one survivor, it’s super bad.

So they’re gonna slow-roll that until the Cheeto kicks it; then it’s open season.

Still crutching on containers?

“Technically correct” is the best kind of correct.

We do not blame Prometheus for what the arsonist did.

There must be a reason for them turning to something else than

You may be new to modern software development. Switching proverbial horses is massively common, usually for no benefit (or to lock people in). It’s everywhere, and especially in the corps who want that lock-in (ohai apple).

For a 2 week overlap, people on gtalk, Facebook and a regular jabber server could chat with one another as easy as addressing an email message. Then both Facebook and Google switched to their own homebrew replacement and made up some compelling-sounding, feature-laden but implausible reason. Gtalk has never sucked less than those two weeks with a working discreet client app and interoperability, though. It was actually adequate.

That’s low. I anticipate 7.

At 5 times the population, I’d hope so.