

I can understand conservatives who like the music but disagree with the lyrics, but the amount who don’t know RATMs leanings is simply baffling.
Oh no, you!
I can understand conservatives who like the music but disagree with the lyrics, but the amount who don’t know RATMs leanings is simply baffling.
For some reason I have you tagged as dansk/norsk
Noggie here; You’ve got the important ones. Meet me next year for Norwegian 201 - Phrases to use when your karsk tastes weird.
Another noggie here - Yes, they’re named after the effect they have on your digestive system after passing them at too high speeds.
Every president? Well, maybe not Biden, unless you count Ambien.
Well, yes, just not on the users side.
2028 headline: After billions spent over three years the investigation is now closed after finding no evidence of Bruce Springsteen being an illegal immigrant. Turns out that he was in fact born in the USA.
Fun fact: Anyone can file a FOIA request. You don’t even have to be American.
Anything that does the job is good enough. At its core a server is just a regular PC with a dedicated purpose and software. Sure, there are specialized hardware better suitable and purpose built, but it’s not a requirement.
I for one prefer 19" rackmount stuff with disk bays in the front, but that’s more of a convenience than anything.
UPS is nice, but it’ll work without it.
I’ve had to deal with the Brazilian computer market and how it’s ridiculously overpriced due to import fees, so in your situation I’d just get any hand-me-down computer. Servers generally don’t require much unless you’re doing something special or intensive.
Get your hands on whatever you can find for free or dirt cheap (laptop or desktop doesn’tmatter), install linux, and you have a basic setup that you can work with. If your use case requires more, then that’s something you can accommodate in the next iteration of your server.
To anyone in my jury: I just got back from the store and realized I had forgotten something. I’ll live without it.
Good point. I’ve just gotten used to the fact that gnu-everything is required to compile gnu-anything, both gnuseful and gnuseless, but you eventually realize that you have the wrong version of gnu-something. So I stopped caring after dicking around with dependency resolutionfor far too long to make it work. Gnu is like furniture (Gnurniture) to me - it’s just there, and the less I have to think about it living in my gnuserspace, the better.
You give me too much credit. I got curious and started googling, lol.
You’re overthinking. Non-technical people don’t care aboutthe difference.
Yes, that’s pretty much the 2nd half of my comment.
Also, my understanding is that seroconversion kinetics is about how fast your body starts making antibodies, how strong the resp9nse is and how it changes over time.
To be fair, I think it holds true for any head of department of health (or whatever they’re called) - that’s a position that calls for organizational skills and not a medical doctorate. In the same way my project manager doesn’t answer questions about clustered datastorage, that’s what he has people like me for.
However, leading JFKJrs department also calls for common sense and skepticism towards conspiracy theories, two qualities he severely lacks. But at least he’s right in that particular statement.
Norway isn’t EU.
It’s from Ground News. It shows coverage in media across the left/right spectrum.
It allows for easier evaluation whether it is actual news and not something just pushed by one side.
In this particular case I’d say it’s a reasonable distribution. There are more right wing outlets, and they prefer to push anything that resembles discord in the DNC. Otherwise they’d have to report on their own team and try to sell the actual news from there as a good thing.
Brits aren’t Europeans. Got it.
I wasn’t sure if this post was about the media format or the piece of clothing, but my answer is the same for both: They’re annoying and of limited use, and I absolutely hate them.
Bottom right should be “You’re a nerd and getting old”.
Source: I was dicking around with mod_perl yesterday.