“Mother of god” - must be TempleOS

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The kitting.

Wow, I bet Canadians are crying right now. What a badass move, not.

I wish you are right, but they are really big in the cloud sector. Azure brings them billions.

Oh this explains a lot, I was just one time on this platform, it was full of garbage and I blocked it on DNS. Maybe that’s why I don’t know them. Forgot it was called “quora”.

What is a “quora”? Never seen before. And 1,5 billion users on reddit? Seriously?

Since YouTube is this low I bet this aren’t real humans. Bots, crawlers, AI…

Fedora Selinux, I mean, yes security is important. But how often is it in the way. In docker my mounts always need a :z and other stuff. Switched back to Debian. Apparmor doesn’t need this finetuning and just works.

Maybe it’s arch based? Tested bazzite and found it overhyped, I don’t think a immutable flatpak solution is the best for gaming. I use CachyOS on steam deck and love it’s easy setup (easy for an arch user).

But you only have to hit their taste of photography. Ask IT people how hard it is to hit the taste of someone who mainly is able to click on iPhone apps and now starts to tell you what db/infra/server structure he/she wants.

As you can see in his eyes he isn’t smiling.

Cut the salary!! /s

Ah I forgot this isn’t EU.

Shouldn’t something like that be illegal? The data-sharing authorization certainly applied only to the airline.

Read a lot of mail probs in the past, I just owe a vps for a few bugs, not because I can’t host at home, it’s for the static ipv4. Install stalwart on it, config SPF, DMARC, DKIM etc, to my Domain provider, well documented after setting up my domain. After a week or two, there are no mails send to spam by others.

These mansions have changed him—poor guy.

Its always DNS.

Funny that everyone here things this will be done by an election.

And I love the pacman eating the progress bar on arch terminal.

Welcome to Bavaria!

https://www.archyde.com/bavaria-commits-by-law-to-digital-independence/

I mean why, it’s not worth it. People who don’t give a damn about privacy aren’t interested in ad blockers—quite the opposite.