There’s plethora of resources if you want to make your Linux install even more secure than the defaults (so-called “hardening”)

tbh even running pi-hole on your network goes a long way

This is what systemd is doing. Inventing a set of wheels suitable for most distros

With virtualization you might be running a 7000 year old software on the new hardware

Yes, but I’ve seen this specific flavor of cottagecore (leaving a highly-paid tech job to do agriculture) among disillusioned tech men

Yeah, this shit is basically a cottagecore fantasy for tech men

It was about machine-local shit vs shit that can be loaded from NFS for all machines in the fleet. Many distros symlink /bin and /usr/bin together

Not worse than any other esolang

Ah yes, Elon Musk’s next kid

I used it as an example of jobs that require credentials and have a professional society where those workers are organized and have ethical rules governing their jobs (even if they’re very frequently ignored)

The job of a software developer should be regulated like a job of a lawyer/doctor/real engineer, that is a requirement of a degree/formal training and a professional society

holy fucking shit

It’s mostly because many observation processes are invasive and change the nature of the system under test

I’m gonna regret asking this, but is there a better source than The Sun?

Now I see that he swung by here to get dunked on, lmao

Ah, harc my beloathed… I just love (/s) the Polish anarkids

To be honest, not only their country

Used to use GNOME on my workstation, switched to KDE and regretting it, now using GNOME on the laptops and will use GNOME on my new workstation once I get it

The model gave you the example and now the UI is chiding you for it. Perfect. 10/10. No notes.

They’ve sanctioned the Russian driver maintainers, it’s probably enough