Take a recent innovation, and implement it better.

Ah, the mad rush to be Second Place.

Nice to get that balance and leave the deadlines and stress back at the desk. Good on ya. I don’t even care what your hobbies are – you advertise the right attitude towards them. Keep it up.

The flu trucks Klan Karen convoy of tears wasn’t about rights: It was about responsibility.

If you can’t understand a detail as fundamental to society as that, then all I hope for you is learning.

The only thing they offer is bare source?

I like they’ve just given up on trying to understand things like filesystem layouts and fucking systemd - which is cool - but now they own dependency hell and inconsistent installs in trade.

Nah. I’ll get a package where I can confirm the contents, check the sigs, reproduce the build and then deploy it with its dependencies in a reliable, verifiably-consistent process.

https://rhel.pkgs.org/9/epel-x86_64/tor-0.4.8.14-1.el9.x86_64.rpm.html

Sources, sigs, signed BoM. Wheeee!

there must be conflicting powers at work in the Kremlin right?

For now. There’s only so many windows (of opportunity).

I’m not sure it’s not intentional.

Odds are it’s an embarrassing spelling mistake, but let’s see how this plays out.

• everyday - standard, conventional
• every day - daily

You in the right lane?

Here, too, the tenant gets the deposit back and any interest accrued.

It’s different in my region.

Landlords have been challenged to show when and why they withold deposits. It’s not guaranteed but when brought to the board the tenant often wins unless the landlord can present a good case.

Then again, we only rent from companies for a reason.

The new neighbourhood layouts are really nice. You’d think there would be a lot of foot traffic but it’s not really crowded. And with actual concrete construction, you hear so little you may as well not have neighbours.

Canada’s the same except we have serious parking mafia and it’s c$20.

When my dear friend suffered a Widowmaker heart attack, and they lit up and staffed a theatre on an early holiday Sunday morning for a brace of stents, he didn’t have to sell his house to make payments for it… Because it was c$20 for parking and a bit more for some really bad coffee. Costs were borne by all of us and it was pre-paid from taxes.

Dude survived and annoys us with his sarcasm and piss-takes to this day.

so I’m not sure how exactly they help?

I would say yes, that you are not sure how exactly they help, if I’m answering your question as written.

I’m sure they could slap something together in days and have it in the field in weeks.

We make a lot of assumptions about how other people live, and what they have available.

See how they did it in the 1950s. There’s your blueprint.

That one puts the ‘disco’ in ‘discount’.

Even then, Canada and Europe share a common border; the Atlantic Ocean.

• land border with Denmark
• sea border with France.

If the UK can join the EU, then Canada can join the EU.

Competition is the core of capitalism

Lemmy tells me that exploitation is the core of capitalism. Not so?

Depends whether you want to try preventing damage, or just have someone maybe* half-ass it and take the blame.

*Like they say in security, “how do you know?”.

“Repatriation of workload” is a big thing right now. So yeah.

Yum-cron is the way.

Maybe immich will see the way.