I sneak into my sysadmin’s office and install arch over his slackware install whenever he is out on PTO. I don’t think he knows yet who is doing it, but I am sure he secretly enjoys yelling at us while reinstalling.

You sound like someone who needs more Linux in their life. Nothing else in life gives me more to complain about.

sudo deleted

Oh no… The consequences of my actions… Oh no…

Agree 100%. My only hesitation with bazzite is fedora’s insistence that 32bit needs to go. Once that support ends, bazzite is on a death clock. Otherwise I’d say bazzite over cachy.

You know you’re fucked if they use a wrench. That means you don’t have to be seen publicly ever again. There’s a chance for you if they’re using a rubber hose…

That’s perfect for british food. He won the lottery there…

It depends on the service and the desired level of it stack.

I generally will run services directly on things like a raspberry pi because VMs and containers offer added complexity that isn’t really suitable for the task.

At work, I run services in docker in VMs because the benefits far outweigh the complexity.

I think you mean “disposed”

He’s sitting right towards us!

RST

Hiding behind my firewalls. Shhhhh.

Well, the song is from 1996. And Linux definitely was having trouble with sound then.

Jizzedina Davenport Vance

I didn’t know that. Almost sad. The end of an era.

I believe it

Older than that. They still have a fully supported 32bit Intel roll.

Edit: 32 3.2 32

With or without a RAT?

¿Por que no los dos?

In US letter. In A4 it’s about 117.