corsicanguppy @ corsicanguppy @lemmy.ca

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If you say so

Not "loovul"? I need to brush up.

So, Chelsea won but Trump took home the trophy?

Every single person of note in Canada, lauded for building something good in Canada, for all Canadians, is eventually found to have cursed out a left-handed albino otter one day on a Monday, and is thus Satan incarnate.

Here we chastise people in glass houses from throwing stones; but we also don't respect a redemption story or long-lasting contributions in case Buddy had a bad day once.

I wish every colonizer and their spawn a very humid get fucked in the face.

Racism isn't a good look.

I hate that the source article title has a comma splice, and rules say we have to perpetuate that.

I don't leave the secure area much, but I get the question.

I have an airtag on my keys and my wife probably has geofencing because I don't go far. She'll have the cops on the phone inside of 2 blocks. This area has a Lot of cameras so they'll have a leg up. And until they go through my pockets and ditch the air tag, she'll have a trace on them.

Docker-dependent?

Cop in the family. One does highways; this is the one who does fire and ambulance also. She absolutely will pull one of these types over, dole out a ticket for improperly displayed registration, advise the driver he's got x days to pay or he gets a lunch date with no lunch, and wander off.

At no time does she respond to the bullshit questions that aren't in a normal stop. No jurisdictional tangents, no writ of sui something, nothing.

This is Canada, where our halfwits get the same YouTube and somehow think rules that don't even work there will somehow work here, and they seem surprised to find the cop isn't there to debate law on the roadside.

No maps on the web page. 90% of my maps usage is quashed.

Windows 10 is ending support in October, prevent e-waste, switch to Linux

Please, without the comma splice.

ur

There was no TV in Ur.

You're referencing some rando uttering a word and claiming that its early use makes it valid, like people were perfect speakers back then?

Who's the prescriptivist now?

I know someone with a master's degree from university.

Well, he cut me a golden master copy of the track, anyway.

I don’t plan to be living over the next few centuries or millennia.

It's hard to read this without hearing a "I got mine, so f everyone after me" in it. When you talk about this with your friends, maybe consider rephrasing it?

There's no right answer.

By that, I mean everyone dies with regrets: regrets about living too wildly, regrets about living too conservatively, having kids, not having kids, missing out on an opportunity, or risking too much.

You're going to reach the end of your life and believe it's unfinished, it seems.

I have no advice. Make the best choice at the moment, with all you know at the time, and then forgive yourself for it, I guess.

ideally I would ideally avoid Google, maybe a Graphene or Fairphone but they are still Android forks.

You fear android, so you'll stick to apple? Mate, please consider what you're saying and, more importantly, where that comes from.

Stupid? No. Just selfish in enough numbers that progress is stymied.

You can create an LXC container and have it booted to a shell in under a minute

Rhel5 on a VM booted in under a minute easily. Rhel6 on a VM booted in around a minute. Rhel7 on a VM booted in almost a minute, and the trend accelerated from there. Wow, is RhelX a piece for its frail-boat booting.

The key is the monolith.

ime these helper scripts are legit.

Let's consider a moment the risk you're subjecting people to, just with a recommendation based on the value of the things you secure without considering what they need to secure.