I’m on Linux and I was going to shit all over Windows but realized I could use this on a few servers that I fuck with and constantly break.
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Weren’t we already pissed and over it like 5-10 years ago? Why is this coming up again?
This is one of those “issues” I feel like only people with way too much time on their hands care about, and that’s coming from someone with way too much time on their hands.
Just used socat to tunnel WireGuard over TLS from my travel router on a hostile, incredibly insecure public WiFi network today and felt pretty good. My next project is to to tunnel it over QUIC instead, I’m just hoping that that network isn’t blocking all UDP (forgot to check before leaving).
Direct Action Everywhere and Sea Shepherd because they both get shit done when it comes to helping animals.
That’s true. I don’t print much (I’m happy to go to the print shop) but my wife does quite a bit, but not enough to keep the ink from drying out.
After buying two inkjet printers and having constant problems with the cartridges it probably would’ve been cheaper to start with the Brother laser printer I eventually bought. I didn’t realize that HP would lock out cartridges from their subscription on cancellation either (which feels very morally wrong to me).
I could get into it if it were laser; I’ve long given up on inkjet.
It just hasn’t been my experience at all as a developer. I’m sorry you’ve been forced to keep legacy code around for the sake of not breaking things.
Yeah that was kind of my point.
Who cares, FSD is so safe that doors opening in emergencies isn’t really necessary.
I’m joking of course, fuck.
Are Murderers “bad people”? Do you think people who illegal murder are 'bad people'?
He wasn’t?