They can already call me back as it is: I swore an oath to the Queen and the King inherited it. No need to draft me, I’m already on the list.

No one significant; just security people, system architects, build/release people and support people, because of all the best-practice it breaks. Who cares about those chumps?!?

Word splitting and joining is a source of confusion these days. It’s like a “stair case” is part of a contingency plan that may also have a “ladder case”.

But the kids with the “atleast”, “aswell”, “incase”, etc; that’s even more confusing.

Apparently it’s back to cursive as well.

I attended elementary school in the days when we used old paper shopping bags to cover our text books. They were easily 15 years old and we lived in a winter town that got a lot of muddy sloppy snow.

I can confirm there is a path toward text books that last more than 15 years.

If you’ve ever seen a millennial calculate sales tax on a replacement phone then you’re getting the picture.

The only solution is a pivot: the component needs to be dead to us now; and forever, too, as they’ll erode privacy and leak p-i-i at the drop of a hat.

Poor people have a smaller tax burden for their socialized healthcare. “Don’t pay taxes” isn’t a “poor” thing.

LIDAR. They have lidar.

But the comma splice is grounds for rebuttal.

Please also consider mikrotik brand gear. I’ve been told they’re especially easy to manage as one moves from manual control to something declarative like terraform(opentofu).

I dot know about all gen-x but I feel a strong aggressive feeling at ‘bruh’. Maybe the legion of kids saying it so often that you wish for a ‘literally’ as respite has given me opinions.

natural gas

Say methane. It’s methane. It’s the same methane that is like 20x as bad for the environment as gasoline.

But I think even the worst case did not have “world war” into consideration.

Specifically “blowing up regional methane storage” was probably unexpected.

Their house will be nicer than average, probably not crazy, but just a lot more than a typical person would have.

I hear Michael Bublé lives in a modest house he inherited, and he’s a great neighbour. But he seems as un-Hollywood as people can be, so he may be a bad example.

Or if you live in a crazy expensive neighborhood or building, your neighbors are pretty much guaranteed to be rich.

Careful. We’re paying $4.10/sqft/mo rent and we are NOT rich; just in a very overpriced area.

That’s just systemd adding a birthdate field to their userdb. Doesn’t require that it be filled out or accurate

Whoosh.

The self-important creator of Systemd has personally blocked that PR, if I’m hearing correctly, which would suggest he or his employer Microsoft is all in on it.

Maybe this’ll take the shine off that wunderkinder mess and people will finally be free to choose something more reliable. I love how RH pushed this beta software so hard and my reboots are now just shite – unreliable and occasionally ridiculously delayed.

I’ll be glad to see the back of that metastatic shitball.

weird grab bag

You don’t mention whether that is adherence to the FHS or denial of it.

One of those options is, to be clear, violating a standard.