“unchanged” isn’t “unmaintained”. Wow, that’s a really short-sighted take.

I don’t prefer proxmox, but I will say that when you have even a machine with 8 or 16gb RAM, virtualizing a workload on it just makes sense. At that point the cost is 12% resources, and the benefits IMHO farrr outweight that.

Problems? ‘old’? I seem to need a little clarification.

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But the lack of verification and validation is a huge risk to flatpaks. As someone formerly involved with securing OSes, this kind of thing was scary back then and doubly scary since it entered its “don’t confirm; just get in, loser” phase.

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That’s a dead city in Iraq.

The Clovis people would like a word.

But they’re wiped out. Violently.

Weird how that’s not in the stories though.

The CF is an armed force. It’s a force that is armed.

Primarily it’s brought out for prisoner search and sandbags. So, so, so-so, so, so many sandbags.

Um, sorry. We’ll be more polite.

I honestly prefer Ansible.

I use Ansible all day. For work. Oh, god, is it sad compared to everything else in the space. RedHat had the choice between two in-house products and they chose poorly.

It can do lots of configuration and [set up] and install flatpaks.

We had that 20 years ago, just with a different product. The state of the art is now two generations newer.

I’m gonna be honest I’ve never had a flatpak version of something ever work properly.

As someone once involved with OS Security, I beg you not to use FlatPaks.

Hasn’t Hezbollah been targeting Israel for decades?

It’s just cute how much you left out, there, as if that’s the only thing that’s been going on.

“You see they hit us then we hit them. Then we hit them and they hit us, man. It’s like a war, ya know what I’m sayin’” – Ice-T

the people complaining about how awful it is to desecrate stonehenge also want to build a motorway right through it

I can’t be the only counterexample of this ridiculous generalization.

This happens on my country all the time of late . I can’t even pronounce the letters in the new name of the hospital where I was born.

They’re gonna name the town the same name, so I wonder whether I’ll get a passport with a home town I can’t say or spell, or a passport with a home town that no longer exists. Either way, I’m getting strip-searched .

Is that his real beard?

a security specislist.

I like how you highlight one of my pet peeves there.

Docs like this should be living so they can be fixed.

This is an important hint around all the jargon that anglos grew up repeating; and I only sometimes realize how deeply it pervades our speech.

“So I had to hit the ATM for a PATH ticket to get to SoHo and venmo a new LCD for my s20 instead of hopping the turnstile but I found some susy-Bs in my 505s so I was mint” could make perfect sense to an anglo (living in Jersey City) but to an Icelander there’s not much context to help dereference all the jargon.

Saying “‘ATM’ machine”, with the jargon explained a bit, could definitely help. I gotta be less of a pedantic dick.

And we’d apologize for it, of course.

The best kanban is the one you already have. It’s like “the best camera is the one you have with you” – Annie Lennox, I think.

For me, that’s gitlab on-prem.

five times as long, cope.

Stop calling him Cope. That’s a priestly scarf.

I think anyone who’s been in the field for long enough knows you weren’t really slamming all of it. Beaking off is totally okay.