Every dependency you don’t update is a zero day waiting to happen. All software carries risk.
In the same breath you’re advocating updating without checking, and saying why that’s an issue. You … realize that, right?
You’re so close to realising the reason enterprise distros do backports.
not updating? That’s a recipe for disaster.
Not blindly updating.
It’s a different thing.
You had the phone on Vibrate, didn’t ya?
Since you can’t open the case and salvage much, engraving the case is a solid measure to confirm ownership.
Snipe-it failed iso27002 when I last checked.
Never trust a tech worker, they decided long ago to sell out the species and the planet.
As a tech worker, I resent that comment.
As someone who volunteered time over 20 years to maintain a well-used open-source project, I think your comment is a cheap generalization that shows remarkably low forethought.
As someone who knows what a comma splice is, though, I guess it’s all good.
Never tell the emacs haters why ctrl- and alt-stuff is just so familiar to the rest of us.
It’s like you neither read the article, nor do you understand how software works.
That’s a bit of a reach.
I think the meme-ness here is shaky, but I for one will allow it.
[TVs] rated for long continuous use
Or, what we used to just label “TVs”. The ones not rated for long continuous use should get a new name; perhaps “weak TVs”.
English as far as I know doesn’t even have a word in common usage for it.
Staling. One L.
In reality, it’s “gone soggy from humidity”. The plastic layer ‘preserves crispness’.
typically happens when you’ve switched users via su or sudo rather than logging in directly,
it got really hard to use pulse
Pulse was another tumour by Lennart. I have no regrets in its passing.
You mean someone thinks they need to do better not by enhancement but by complete replacement. See: Systemd and its own flailing.
actually awesome
It shits the bed about weekly for me. I’m glad it’s working reliably for someone.
Wow. I’ve just stepped out of the office for a rage break because pipewire shat the bed again. It’s amazing how sound seems to be a solved problem 5 or 10 years ago but now it’s just offal.
edit:
$ systemctl status --user pipewire
Failed to connect to user scope bus via local transport: $DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS and $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not defined (consider using --machine=<user>@.host --user to connect to bus of other user)
wheeeee
Your first question is a challenge to understand and could do with clarification. The second question is orthogonal to the disputes and membership situation, and may be unaffected if the people involved don’t conflate the two.
Literally’s absolutely over-used, and usually used wrongly. I think we’ve lost our collective memory of Valley Girl Dialect – so grody.
“The ask” and “the spend” are a newer bit of scumbag coke-addled salesman dialect that has crept out into the light. Someone will ask “what was the ask on this?” where they mean to ask what the request or question was. Similarly, salesman use “the spend” in place of “the invoice” or “the budget”.
It’s like when “do lunch” or “action this” was used unironically.
If I had this in my college years - impossible since we had no Internet available yet at all - I’d’ve been laughing. Stay home, stay online, and hack all the waking day? BSc in no time.
A dear friend lived near the uni in her home town, and so lived with her mom, rent-free, and just went all-out on coursework. In 3 years she got and paid to receive a BA. She earned enough for a BSc too, but didn’t pay the fee for convocation and so doesn’t have it.
Three years. Wow, would that have been awesome.