Doubt it. Where I am from if you had top grades in school it was a question of “journalist or doctor?” You just couldn’t get in without it… now journalist programs at universities takes pretty much everyone with a pulse. And in some smaller univs the pulse part is optional.
Journalists today are told by their boss what to write, their boss is told by their boss which is told by the owner. And the owner has an agenda, and guess what. It is not to make themselves less rich.
No way, that is “zero man”!
To be fair, the arch wiki is very good. I use it quite often despite not using arch. Quite a few things are valid on other distros, or you can get hints on how to fix it, like where to start looking.
You sound surprised?
Still doable, but you can’t have external RAM. Hence, lack of RAM is a bigger issue.
It is not a lot, but it is not that hard to extend storage. For example with an external SSD/HDD or a NAS.
Servers are debian, desktop debian. Why swap when you found the best already? 😁
I guess technically steam deck is not on debian, but I didn’t choose it so it doesn’t really count.
I don’t mind the assignments if they aren’t too big. If they are, which is quite rare, I just tell them it is too big.
Rather have an assignment than some stupid live coding meeting.
Honestly, I look at this and I see a future where everyone runs their own Federated services
I very much doubt it. People in general just don’t care, or even worse. They think that it is a good thing as it keeps baddies out (it won’t) and it will protect them (it won’t).
It seems line very dark times are ahead. Self hosting is good, but it also gives the other side a bright shining beacon to go after. If they know everything about 99% of the population already, they can spend a lot more resources to really get to know the last percent that actively tries to avoid it.
Now it was many years since I saw it, so my memory might be a bit off. It is true that ISS does an orbit in ~90 min, but in order for them to get hit by the debris in that time… They have to remain totally stationary?
And during the EVA there was an invisible force tugging on them and pulling them away?
I know the purists might sneer at me for this, but I just spun up a server via Hetzner so I could run Docker in the cloud
Not an answer to your question, but don’t let some gatekeeper… well, gate keep. There are many ways to selfhost. Running your own hardware is one, renting a VPS but hosting the services yourself is another one. One is not better than the other.
Just pick what is the best solution for you and your problem.
Ideally the services should only bind to localhost and not 0.0.0.0 or similar as well. Allowing both proxied and non-proxied requests will 99/100 times cause problems, and then one time it doesn’t it is just confusion for no benefit.
What is wrong with $HOME?
Won’t the companies doing it create another company outside EU and then sell all their extra stock to them for €1, and then let them destroy it? There is no law you have to sell at a certain price.
Seems like a good idea, but I can’t imagine it will work.
Or just skip them completly just list per 100g/100ml. The only reason to have serving size is to fudge the numbers.
I used to live in a place with free buses, you still had to get a card and tap on/off. Most likely so they could track which routes are popular.
They are!
but if you trust your provider
Which you should never do. They might look good and safe today, but all it takes is a subpoena or a change in management and they will spill all the secrets. Most likely past and present.
Basically, don’t do illegal shit over unencrypted forms of communications. But the billionares are not the smartest people, or Epstein thought he was protected enough that keeping a record of his co-conspirators and their crimes would protect him.
Same here. Started around ham/slink and then just kept using it.
Mostly on servers but for over a year it has been the only booted OS on my desktop (maybe time to recycle the windows m2-drive soon). Sid on desktop is great.