

The world would be better off without them
This is a fantastically naive thought. I hope you learn why, some day, but not in a way that causes you harm.


The world would be better off without them
This is a fantastically naive thought. I hope you learn why, some day, but not in a way that causes you harm.


oil is a global commodity and therefore all/most oil cost the same around the world.
The art of the deal guy didn’t understand opportunism in pricing? If they’re charging more, we can charge more.


If it blocks the content I’m fine accepting their alternative of going somewhere else.


Let’s hope!


It’d be tatters in English.


A dear friend of mine claimed my actual advice is always beneficial, and that he likes having me in his life to talk him through his struggles as a parent, as a provider, as a husband; all that junk. And he promises he wasn’t taking the piss. And here I am just faking my way through being a human in this existence that I was at an actual loss for words. I now hope to one day fulfill that role. It’s not just quips and spelling corrections, guys!!


I boggle at how my distaste for cops could be this misunderstood.
Emergency response is emergency response. Tell us how you hate ambulances upsetting the commute.


political words are contentious and
can have multiple definitionshave been assigned new made-up definitions for us to ignore .
FTFY


wait until more of America’s fleet is in Cypress for repairs so they only have a bazillion warships and warplanes available instead of 2 bazillion when you dare arrest the Commander in Cheese.


That’s so fetch


“A-bomb”? What kinda weird phrasing
The A-bomb was very a mainstream topic and that abbreviation was common.
The journalist should have dereferenced it on first use, though, as is proper.


Because what they want to do rarely aligns with what people actually want.
False consensus?
Politicians only run referendums if they’re sure the outcome will be what they want, or if their hand is forced by the opposition.
Ah. APAB .
Evolve your politicians better.


Yay! Mitted ragdoll! Ours is gonna be 2 soon. Our bicolor ragdoll is 15 and is currently begging for some egg morsels as tax.


Once USA becomes safe to visit
But that’s 2045. I’m not camping at 70! I’ll be making my own pilgrimage to hanauma bay to remember my uncle and, by then, my mum; and probably that’s it for travel at that age.


Ansible using SSH
The moment you discover anything else, you’re gonna be so pleased. It’ll seem so modern! So fast!


Check out gatus.
It doesn’t do SNMP. That’s … bold.


Iso27002 says I can’t run this.


So old code is now suddenly bad?
Yes. It must go stale without some kind of needless churn; right?
I loved solving a problem that redhat cant fix (because the smart people left) on their theForeman clone with a workaround that I learned from the days of NIS+. A 30-year-old workaround for last year’s shitty install.
But fear of established, known-good code will certainly change that in the long run: ifconfig, netstat, ifup, fstab, xinet, service; the more we can churn out the working tools for neu dreck coded by dunning-kruger lost-boys kids who had no mentoring to prevent dumb patterns, the less the working solutions for known-good tools will work. And that’s, some how, “progress”.
Vigilantism isn’t the answer … to anything. It’s a romantic idea best consumed in pulp form.