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What part of

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.

y’all don’t understand?

Wibbling…

or bash-rs

I’ve set up a swap partition so as not to OOM, but set the swappiness to minimum

Ah yes, systemd is gonna lose so many sales over this, they’re gonna have to lower their monthly subscription price from $0.00 to a measly $0.00

Feels like every time the AI tools “get better” there’s an increase and no one gives a shit. Like, what the fuck? When did stability and reliability become so irrelevant to people?

I wouldn’t be surprised if, between forced RTO, layoffs, and general unpleasantness, some of the tech workers quietly sabotaged the services through sheer negligence.

You can self-host Tailscale. Tailscale is just a bunch of Wireguard tunnels with NAT hole punching and management

but you still need to know what “raking” is in context of lock picking, and what a tension wrench is

lol at the AI instructions

how to pick a lock? it’s easy, just insert the doodad into the lock and pick the lock

The obvious choice is to rename Wine to Linux Subsystem for Windows

I’ve done that plenty of times with phones and ham radio junk

~/Git for all git clones

Funnily enough, driving a manual car is interacting with intricacies of its drive and the internal combustion

Funnily enough I’ve found her on TikTok when some succdem was calling her out for supporting “North Korea”

You can absolutely do this on Framework and it won’t cause any issues

Yeah, in Poland they would’ve declared it a Russian hybrid warfare

basically the NPC meme but couched in pseudoleftist language

There’s plethora of resources if you want to make your Linux install even more secure than the defaults (so-called “hardening”)

My TV automatically powers up on the right input if you power it up through that input’s CEC

This is what systemd is doing. Inventing a set of wheels suitable for most distros