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  • The safety data sheet says nothing about not drinking it...

  • People who are surprised by VC funded software going to shit...

    Funniest thing I I've seen in ages.

    Seriously, this always happens. At some point the investors want a huge payout and they will get it by exploiting existing users or they just shutdown the whole company and strip it for parts.

  • This is an interesting idea and from the looks of it well executed, but I am having trouble imagining a scenario were I would prefer to use Amber over a scripting language like Python. If your bash scripts are getting long enough to warrant the use of Amber you are probably already in a situation where you can justify installing Python.

  • "Retarded take"

    Your choice of words shows your true colors. You don't like it when I call out your associates for what they are?

  • This isn't purity testing, this is not giving money to fascist fucks who actually want to see me and my family dead.

  • Cool, but I don't care how big Framework makes their tent. They will not see a cent from me.

  • If this ever happens I am going to put my soldering iron to good use and figure out a way to lobotomize my microwave.

  • Why?

    To show some backbone. Microsoft was involved in enough abominable things in the last years alone; any one of them is reason enough to boycott them for it.

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  • This isn't even the worst of it. Now you have to dig through copious amounts of AI slop to find a real recipe. I just use classic recipe books instead. Some of them might be over a hundred years old but the recipes work.

  • My number one reason for using systemd timers is just that I find it more readable than cron. Usually I want to run things daily, weekly or monthlyand systemd timers make that very easy.

    Here is an example:

    backup.timer

     
        
    [Unit]
    Description=Run backup database daily
    
    [Timer]
    OnCalendar=daily
    RandomizedDelaySec=10
    
    [Install]
    WantedBy=timers.target
    
    
      

    backup.service

     
        
    [Unit]
    Description=Backup database
    
    [Service]
    Type=oneshot
    ExecStart=/bin/bash /path/to/backupscript.sh
    
      

    Another great feature is that the output of the script is logged to journald which is very convenient when you are troubleshooting why your backup failed last night.

  • I recently bought one and I am quite happy with it.

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  • We are basically already there with Windows 365. It's the comeback of the thin-client and the main frame. Everything old is new again.