This is one of those things that is definitely happening until it’s observed and the whole project collapses.

My production and onsite backup burned in a fire this summer. Everything backed up remotely. Once I get new hardware I’ll be back where I left off in less than an hour (if everything goes as planned)

Not getting crumbs all over his beard. Fuck toast.

I think that’s federal

Congress sets policy for dc. They’ll probably just replace her with a stooge.

Not as often as it should for sure.

I’m sure one can have their install that way but mine isn’t.

In Catholicism it would be a sacrilege. Taking any of the sacraments with poor intention or not being fully committed is. Although Catholics are rarely baptized as adolescents so one doesn’t hear “sacrilege baptism” as much as sacrilege confession (leaving stuff out or whatever) or sacrilege Communion (taking Communion with a mortal sin on your soul.) I don’t know the protestant rules. Probably doesn’t matter since they have a direct and personal relationship with Jesus so they can just forgive themselves.

This is one of the funniest Onion headlines I’ve seen in a while.

Debian is what you put on a system you want to work forever with minimal maintenance. Whether that be your Grandma’s computer or my headless server.

Probably Prince Andrew’s idea

Good on chrome I guess but if they are testing blocking js then I assume they are about to offer a less easy to block alternative

S works at that. Exquisite and expensive.

Not insane. The goal is just to have to do it once.

Chain mail scrubber. That’s my go to as well

To add to this users data, I used my supplied att router for Homelab stuff for like a year and it worked very well. I did go back to openwrt but didn’t really need to, just for familiarity’s sake. My networking needs at the time were headscale/wireguard and adguard home. All my other services were unaffected by switching routers.

I thought the gardening in NZ thing was legit? Are there not foods you can buy in the store but are illegal to grow yourself?

That’s a great way to put it.

Cool thanks