It’s the new clip-art and comic sans

You could make a more effective argument for that against buses. Trains at least need to stay on a track.

They’re not really your friend either, just the enemy of your enemy for now.

Would that make linux users filephiles?

“Yes, as a reward you will also be bred to have breathing problems and contagious cancers”

They ask for it to store a date today, ask for IDs the next. Heck they already want 3d printers to somehow identify if they’re printing parts that can be used in guns, but 3d printers don’t have that kind of computing power nor should they need that so odds are most companies will require an internet connection and upload to a central server to be analyzed. And thus privacy goes away unintentionally.

Has that helped you? whenever I’m trying to find a niche problem I come across it and it tends to just reiterate the same information I already knew in a more roundabout way. Maybe I’m biased because clicking on links that don’t solve my problem tend to make me more pessimistic, but it feels to me like those sites that used to just be keyword packed lists of links to get themselves higher in the search results.

It’s way easier to explain to customers “these companies have enterprise commitments and long term support available if needed”, I realize that they all essentially run the same stuff but frankly I can’t guarantee I’m always gonna be the one supporting them and it is an added safety net for when they decide not to upgrade for an eternity. Not to mention just about every VPS provider has at least one of those two options available out of the box, they’re frankly the safe boring choices.

Redhat and Ubuntu are controversial for me. Don’t want them for desktop, but for any professional server I would choose them over any of the others (and preferably alpine for any docker containers running on them)

Exactly, Santa’s always watching and audit logs get complicated

He can take it, probably can’t keep it. I give it 5 days before the grave robbers get to it all.

He wouldn’t have paid out anyway, the adjuster would try to force you to prove the train wouldn’t have stopped on its own after hitting the second person

Yeah, would’ve been better if she adds you to her sudoers file.

I’m not superstycious, but it is a Friday so please don’t jinx an already cursed day…

There hasn’t been much to my knowledge, but thanks to Asahi Linux’s efforts now Fedora ships out if the box with FEX as a solution as of last month (not sure compatibility, performance or ease of install for other distros, just reporting what I’ve heard) :
https://fedoramagazine.org/new-in-fedora-running-x86-programs-on-arm-systems/

What else is the pencil brush for? I also turn the opacity of the eraser down to make it more accurate.

Yes, it’s better for people at work to assume any odd behaviour you may exhibit has been completely unaddressed so far /s.

If you feel confident in youself now, I say rock them

Yeah, the problem was not the original copyright law which gave incentive for coming up with new ideas by giving you rights to that idea for long enough that you can be profitable, the problem is that it’s been extended to the point that the people who came up with the idea are long dead and it’s still under copyright for massive corporations.

Yeah, I used a 1070 on arch for years without any issue, recently switched over to an Intel arc gpu and that gave me way more problems (admittedly most of it was my “fault” for being on an old mbr scheme, needing to enable rebar, and needing to switch from xorg to wayland… but that’s just what happens when a graphics card is so stable you don’t feel the need to reinstall your os or change anything major). I am not hired by Nvidia nor do I support their business practices when it comes to making development on Linux difficult or creating proprietary standards like cuda, just stating my personal experience with their drivers.

They heard customers say they needed the vacuum to suck more, and they delivered the only way they knew how…