No-one consumes the anti-hopium like the C-suite. They already think they’re above the plebes, and that dehumanization went through “them before us” and now is at “their pain for our benefit”. They’re only one step away from “This was Steve in R&D? He’s delicious with the mesquite.”
to power data centers
To power shitty datacenters built by future defendants, you mean?
Potential Linux security vulnerabilities.
there built in kneejerk
WHERE built in the kneejerk?
This is how they win: everyone’s gonna pop, but their iron fist over the banks will prevent an absolute bust.
We haven’t learned from fanny-mae and we’re gonna get soundly fucked.
most of them citing the unix principle as the main argument.
It’s like building codes. You don’t always know you need a smoke detector, but we have 6 in this apartment.
People suggesting the Unix philosophy needs to prove itself have issues incorporating anyone else’s experience into their own. It’s okay, but watch for that oppositional disorder.
Microsoft is going to discover the joys of the Dead Sea Effect. You know what makes them more liable to leave? The money’s nice, but it’s because they’re talented.
You know what’s left once all the talent has evaporated? Just the salt.
I say this as a former OS security guy for Unix and Linux – like, as a job, working for a very well-known global vendor.
I feel like we’re co-workers, with how perfectly that timeline matched the day-job’s progression.
We’re at “did you take the seminar on looping that uses tokens like a firehouse so you can use less tokens? Why are you using too little (/not enough) tokens, and why is it not magically 10x-ing all of your (fucking ansible) config?” Or some shit.
But it’s a fucking container.
So - speaking as a former security guy - no.
Ideally we can have both. The increase in costs could be acceptable; and universal healthcare is always the least expensive option, every time (as long as it isn’t corrupted with mercenary options).
As useful as nipples on a truck.
Nb: Appimages are toxic. Ask a security person.
I remember when more frequent “little-bang” releases took the place of fewer “big-bang” releases; and why.
I hope their rediscovery of the reasoning behind little-bang goes gently.
harms
Have we forgotten how to pluralize mass nouns? Back to the 2nd grade with you!
Whoever equated “stable” with “inactive” is a fucking moron.
If your stable release can’t handle proper updates over its stable content, then get a better stable distro. There’s a reason why some distro trees are Enterprise and some are “Enterprise”.
I’m surprised to hear the staff resisted unions.
DevOps, here. Union. I came from an union DevOps job to this one. I vastly prefer it over dotcom merc jobs since they can’t just fire everyone after a bad quarter.
The rest is about the same: good or bad managers, lazy or awesome peers, loafer or champ; same in either environment.
USBC earbuds rather represent a bad direction in phone design.
I am unionized IT. Checkmate, CEO.
Based on the spelling on the Github page, I’m not running this. There’s an absolute lack of attention to detail advertised by the abysmal writing in the Readme. Say what you will, but red flags are red flags; and after a few decades we learn that sloppy writing is sloppy writing.