I find that digitalocean (which is a VPS provider) has great tutorials.
I often tend to search "how to X site:digitalocean.com", despite hosting almost everything on my own hardware.
I find that digitalocean (which is a VPS provider) has great tutorials.
I often tend to search "how to X site:digitalocean.com", despite hosting almost everything on my own hardware.
That’s what scares me - not being wrong, but being convinced I’m right for reasons that are more about mood than method.
I think that'll be the case most of the time. The only known way to get a grasp of reality is cooperation, and the agreement to let experiment be the arbiter of truth. Which is difficult, as many systems can't easily be experimented on in isolation (and you're left with counterfactuals only).
Histories greatest thinkers struggled with this too. Descartes changed his famous postulate "je pense donc je suis" to "je doute donc je suis" later in life. ("I think therefore I am", became "I doubt therefore I am"). I read that as trading reason for emotion as core to his being.
If me and 5 friends read your a-hole, I bet all of us would come to the same conclusion.
Yes, it does. It's scary how much perception changes
Can you explain why and how? Do you imagine other (better?) batteries, or the disappearance of the need for batteries?
Oh noo. Oh yes.
That's a known coping strategy (1). "My broken leg isn't a problem, the problem is that other's legs aren't broken".
I prefer someone with neither napoleon nor jesus complex.
I prefer pyinfra over ansible.
I like https://github.com/bazelbuild/starlark as a concept, but it is sadly quite unpopular.
Same. It being on a board like eli5 makes it even more spammy.