i guess the problem with that is having to maintain the repository setup. they’re basically web servers with signed files.

That does solve one problem at the cost of a bunch of other potential problems.

Well duh of course it is! Linux is after all at the cutting edge of future computing.

Unrelated, my ducking smart phone decided to autocorrect to that.

So I can see some uninformed exec with only a MBA deciding to put the keys to everything in one spot behind a data model that likes to do things like delete everything.

Nevermind having a single point of failure.

Amazon Turk 2.0

The French Gardia switched over to an in house Linux distro and now a lot of governments and companies are watching to see what happens.

I have a duel boot setup and it’s been a year since I had to boot into Win11. Seriously concerned with what is going to happen when I have to use it.

this sounds like a half ass attempt to do what what Edgerunners did with Cyberpunk.

“consultants” in that they are basically a mixture of cultists and also very aware their future is Microsoft or bust.

I fought and lost to get a simple LAMP box to run a web app for my squadron using software written by dozens of others in my specialty. We lost because a lt. Colonel with a guaranteed seat at Microsoft just said no.

I remember when version 1 of cgroup went out to the world with 2.6(or was it 2.8)? I thought it looked interesting and had a couple ideas to try but I never found the free time. Next thing I know I am in the audience at PyCon listening about this Docker thingy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW9CAH9nSLs

Me and two of the other DevDave’s were here. Pretty easy to spot me, I am the sexy & suave one.