I think it’s valid to call out this behavior as sick because frankly, it is. I’m not sure what makes you think it’s right to torture wildlife like this.

Why wouldn’t you just try other recipes? I wouldn’t want to go back to the garbage I ate as a meat eater anyway; there is so much variety out there that doesn’t depend on eating animals.

Well lucky for me they don’t use AWS so I haven’t seen an outage in 10+ years.

I haven’t used AWS in years. No IPv6 support in S3 in 2017 was the last straw for me. I have to deal with it at work (sometimes) and always laugh when they introduce “new” features like HTTPS records in Route53 like two years late.

Why do you say AWS, Azure and Google are the only options? I don’t use any of those greedy companies’ platforms.

Yes, I use Tailscale but WireGuard is another great option that’s simpler for more tech-savvy people.

Yeah, when I can’t access my bank account the first thing I do is “touch grass.” 🥴

Once per year? I had outages much more often than that on AWS.

I said “fucking with animals” but you already knew that you troll.

I’ve been vegan now for seven years and I literally just did it because I got tired of fucking with animals. I went from full-on carnivore to 100% vegan in a week; compared to quitting nicotine or even caffeine (easy) becoming vegan was by far the easiest life change I’ve ever made.

(Honestly I don’t know why anyone would consider it hard: you just stop eating animal products.)

Impatient Chili

I laugh every time AWS goes down. That’s what you fucking get, and don’t get me started on us-east-1 specifically.

I say ree-diss because it’s redis as in remote dictionary server.

I have to deal with rej-ex (regex) and red-diss (Redis) at work a lot.

Why is just “Lung-cancer” hyphenated?

I know what the acronyms mean. But I refer to them both as hard drive.

I know what the acronyms mean. But I refer to them both as hard drive.

I’m confused, I call both HDDs and SSDs hard drives or disks. What’s the non-obsolete term?

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).

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.