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  • NixOS : no dudes, its not raw screeching madness, its great. Just great. So great. Please read these 17 guides that are outdated more every minute to get started. Also, dont read that guide. We don't do that anymore, but there is no way for me to explain why unless you already know.

    Ive tried NixOS three times now, and it hasn't took. Has anyone written a sane guide to the current iteration yet?

  • I had the hardest time with this. What I ended up doing instead was provisioning a dedicated vm to run as a tailscale subnet router, then just advertise my gateway and the applicable container IPs via /32 CIDRs. Tailscale will let you do multiple comma separated IPs when advertising routes, so it's easy to append a new service via IP.

  • The shiny one.

  • If youre using podman quadlets, this config in the systemd service file does the same:

    [Service]

    Restart=always

  • At least faking a call so they leave him alone.

  • Some people fight because they are stunned and confused, as cops will often attack with overwhelming force without identifying themselves. Others fight because some people do get away.

    In the grimmiest case, people fight because they know that they are about to get "death by cop" because some power tripping or racist asshole knows they can kill them and just get away with it.

    I mean fuck, 13 prison guards just beat a man to death in a New york state prison hospital while he was handcuffed, and the only reason anything is being done is that 4 considered the murder so mundane they didn't even take off their body cameras. They dragged him in handcuffed and dazed, already clearly beaten, then proceeded to punch his face, kick is groin, stuff a rag into his mouth as he screamed, lift his body up by his neck, breaking his spine, and then pushed him up against a wall to die. They then stripped him, took of the handcuffs and put him on the gurney and pretended they didn't know why he was near dead. The NY AG release the footage of it. You can watch a dozen men murder him in cold blood. The worst part? It is clearly completely normal for them to do this shit. They just finally killed someone.

    I can name a dozen more cases like the above off hand, in the wider world or in our prisons, done by cops or prison guards.

    When faced with the above when you comply, why not try to fight your way out? If every stop is a possible death sentence, why not try to survive by killing them first?

  • Just POSIX and no other compatibility? Pretty niche, man.

  • No one gets put on a watchlist for talking about drugs with their pals in a bar.

    The fear that some "other" will somehow overhear, have the power to add you to this list, actually do so, and that even such a "talked about drugs" watchlist exists that can upset your life, is the irrational and paranoid bit.

  • A lack of niche OS compatibility isn't much of a downside. Working on 99.9% of all active OS's is excellent coverage for a skftware suite.

    Besides, freebsd has podman support, which is something like 95% cross compatible with docker. You basically do have docker support on freebsd, just harder.

  • Irrational paranoid urges might be signs of mental health issues. Does your family have any history of paranoid schizophrenia? Onset tends to happen to men in their late 20s/early 30s, but everyone is different.

  • On time, even when presenting. Starting early makes other people feel obligated to join early, so I don't do it. No reason to extend the meeting longer than the listed time.

  • Id be pretty wary of using any system that "cooked" an nvme. That not the sign of an actual healthy system.

    Was the failure just heat damage?

  • The owner is a billionaire, so literally 1000x as much as her.

  • Maybe even the first "death of the author" if he kept interrupting.

  • Please feel free to correct any I "botchered."

    • I think, there for i am
    • Death comes for us all
    • You're not welcome here
    • Attacking the person (not the arguments)
    • Seize the day
    • All togther, we are one
    • to the stars (through suffering? New one for me)
    • god in the machine (saved by forces beyond mortal understanding)
  • No, the bank does not own the car. They have a lien on it, i.e it is collateral for you defaulting on the loan they gave you to purchase it. Thats not ownership as much as its a stake on the material good as collatoral for payment. Contractors/etc can put similar liens on houses that mean you cant sell the house without paying them. That too is a civil matter.

    Enforcing a lien is a civil matter. The process for enforcement varies state to state, but it is a contract dispute, not theft or anything like it.

    Breach of contract has penalties that can include various things, including repossession, but cops wont enforce that without a writ from the courts, and often not without a nominal fee paid. This is normally when the losing party in a lawsuit refuses to comply with a judges ruling for payment to the wronged party. A simple car loan default doesnt rise to that level.

    There is a reason its repo guys rolling around in tow trucks picking up defaulted cars and not cops. Its not a criminal matter.