Tbh I just use it as a reminder to run a system upgrade, otherwise I’d constantly forget to do it.
Tbh I just use it as a reminder to run a system upgrade, otherwise I’d constantly forget to do it.
I really enjoyed fish
but stick to bash
as a daily driver because the fanciest, mostly highly personalozef ergonomic shell in the world is useless when you have to ssh into a VM or a Docker container that only has bash
. It’s better for me that my muscle memory works on basically every machine.
Futurama s2e5: I Second that Emotion
“Heh, yeah well, good luck. You’d have to be some kinda genius to count all those rings.”
“… He’s five.”
I had to pull up the episode to verify the quote.
It’s an old meme, sir, but it checks out.
We used to make these all the time as kids. You need a second pair of magnets in push configuration on the back for this to work.
I would 100% volunteer to be the first person to cross the event horizon of a spinning supermassive black hole, just to see what’s on the other side.
Like yeah it’s guaranteed to be a one-way trip and probably a horrible death, but there’s also the possibility that it’s actually a gateway to alternate universes, and that’s something I’d give anything to see with my own eyes.
Maybe swap California and Canada, US and Florida.
Even as an American with everything going on here, this bullshit makes me feel bad for the Brits. How fucked up is that?
Why haven’t I gotten any matches then
When’s the open beta?
Does anyone else manually review PKGBUILDs before installing or upgrading anything from the AUR?
Yeah, but the malware can just wait for a system upgrade where you sign a new boot image and slip itself in then.
It works for Windows because theoretically only Microsoft would have the signing key and it’s not just sitting on disk somewhere. But then you’re just trusting Microsoft, and also subject to vendor lock-in.
Actually, I would love for you to explain to me how Secure Boot alone would protect someone from any of that. If you want to protect files, you need full disk encryption, not Secure Boot.
Or are you seriously expecting a government-level threat actor to bother to:
That’s the great thing about fascist governments, is they have no need to be that sneaky. They can just change the laws to make whatever you’re doing illegal and jail you until you agree to give up your documents, or simply hit you with a $5 wrench until you tell them the password.
For a home desktop that’s never left unattended with anyone untrustworthy, I don’t see that Secure Boot is worth the effort in setting up.
Given that you have to re-sign the boot image every time you upgrade, any malware already running with root privileges on the machine could easily slip itself into the new signed image.
The best security is not running untrusted software to begin with.
That’s why we switched, on both closed- and open-source projects. There’s just no winning an argument that puts you on the same side as racists.
At one point I was considering how, if someone asked on one of our public repos, I’d say “no” but at the same time post a receipt for a donation to the NAACP just to prove I wasn’t racist. Thankfully I realized how stupid an idea that was before it came to that.
Performative wokeness is a cancer, man. Did any of this arguing and vitriol actually help any marginalized group in STEM? I really fucking doubt it.
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I’m a senior dev and I want nothing to do with AI. By the time I understand what I want well enough to describe it in a complete sentence or paragraph, I can just write the fucking code myself. I figure it out as I go.
The whole point of having devs under you that is to be able to trust them to get the job done and do it right. You want to be able to delegate tasks to them and not have to peek over their shoulder every five fucking minutes to be certain they’re not making a mess of things.
I seriously doubt AI will ever be able to replace that. Not until they figure out how to make it afraid of fucking up.