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Been using linux on my desktop since 1999. Don’t need an official declaration.

I’ve been using linux for over 25 years and I don’t understand this post. One of the strengths of linux is that you don’t need a gui to do sysadmin.

Windows? You have exactly 10 seconds to get the hell out of my house!

Docker as a technology is a misguided mess but it is an effective tool.

Podman is a much better design that solves the same problem.

Containers can be used well or very poorly.

Docker makes it easy to ship something without knowing anything about System Engineering which some see as an advantage, but I don’t.

At my shop, we use almost no public container images because they tend to be a security nightmare.

We build our own images in-house with strict rules about what can go inside. Otherwise it would be absolute chaos.

Pro Tip: don’t make sweeping generalizations like “KDE Breaks Bluetooth” and then claim its happening while including little to no detail.

I’ve been running KDE for over a decade without any such problems. KDE absolutely does not break bluetooth or removable devices.

Now perhaps the way you have set up and configured KDE isn’t working right and causing problems with bluetooth and removable devices. I’d believe that but hard to know what hapoened without any details.

People used to call the Reference Desk at their local public library to ask a question and get an answer.

As a category, decentralized vpns are interesring.

It comes down to specific details of the exact provider compared with your own security objectives, to evaluate if it will work for your needs.

I buy phisical media and lately I’m listening to internet radio again. There are streams in flac even.

I don’t think you can do this with routing because IPv6 doesn’t support splitting a /64 into subnets. Might work via virtual bridging over a vpn link. I don’t think tailscale supports layer 2 tunneling so you would need to use something else.

I use ctrl-click to select

The Goodbye in Italy is no less than 30 minutes long!

The majority of tech startups are super chaotic and barely keeping things running. More than you would ever imagine.