It’s an oldie but a goodie..
https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/5911320
Includes docker compose setups in case you or anyone else could do with them :-)
I’ve seen my last show
What the fuck planet do you live on. You contribute every single day to oppression and shitholery, stop your fucking preaching.
On one hand everyone can access it, on the other, 1 party can sell it.
No experience in either of those things but lots of love sent!! 🥰 🥰 🥰
Best of luck Hazel!
Haha didn’t realise that (The Mountain Goats singer part). Thanks for mentioning!
Welp - that’s the end of recommending affinity 😔
What a shit fuck
A king amongst men!
SaintThiefUserPermissions from now on!
My wife unless she’s unavailable, in which case I get second place.. same deal with the post man 🤔
I think I love you bot 🤖 🥰
I’m pleased to say scrolling through my camera roll I ran into an ibis before running into a magpie..
Phew
I’m normal 😓
Curious to see the impact of lemmies and what we freaks are up to.
For me, I was in the 0.05% of The National (don’t ask lol) which apparently have 5.9M monthly listeners..
My wife was in 0.05% of Mallrat listeners over 1.8M monthly listeners..
Not to imply direct correlation between the two numbers of course.
FIXED thanks all, installed Ubuntu which fixed it. Much obliged to all comments :-)
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I may give it up, but just playing with an old laptop and looking at linux for the first real time and of course, the old laptop happens to have this network adapter.. 🤦🏻
(BCM4313 802.11bgn). From the rabbit hole it’s a typical case, laptop tethers to phone fine. Ethernet during Debian 12 install (kde plasma). Detects my wifi but won’t connect (deactivated message).
In theory it should have been as easy as:
HTTPS://wiki.debian.org/wl or https://wiki.debian.org/brcm80211
Has to be the stupidest thing…
configuration: broadcast = yes driver = brcmsmac driverversion = 6.1.0-13-amd64 firmware = 610.812 ip = 172.20.10.5 latency = 0 link = yes multicast = yes wireless = IEEE 802.11
I’ve been thinking about this old desktop machine under my desk that hasn’t been used in years. I’m thinking the death of the desktop computer is not too far ahead for me. I can’t see myself buying another in my lifetime and my building days ended in the mid 90s. I don’t really have a need for this thing at all, I don’t game, I’m pretty much off the internet already. Ageing out of all of it I suppose.
My question is, as a bit of a weekend hobby, is it feasible for a bit of an ordinary Joe, middle/a little older aged, to go from a life in MS and never having to run a server or hosting anything, to follow something like this to any meaningful outcome? https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/5911320
I write a bit of vba, do a fair bit of querying to a database someone else maintains for a living. (SQL). Again, never much but basic tables and queries/procedures.
The desktop currently is: OS: windows 10 home Processor: Intel i7-6700k @ 4GHz Graphics: GTX970 Ram: 16gb
Kidding myself? Obviously I’m thinking Linux and learning a new OS to some extent would in theory be in the mix.
As part of the determined path to enshittification by our government I had to sit through a show and tell today that messaged that the next generation expects digital integration and solutions which is why we are prioritising centralising services and AI integration.
Apparently you fuckers want to prioritise bots triaging your HR grievances in the next ten years instead of making half these systems half accessible for future generations of public workers..
Fucking medical images being stored in Med Sync (MS Teams), AI parsing from external vendors.. what the actual fuck. Thank fuck we don’t actually disclose our data breaches..
End rant.