Yeah. A gov; be it the UN or a country.

Having worked and then contracted to regional and Muni govs, and worked for dotcoms, I can tell you one of them follows way, WAY more of the regs than the other.

It’s like transpo & highways vs private roads and rail: one of them is way better-maintained when there is a comparison.

The strategy isn’t to keep it contained.

I don’t want what’s best for America. I want what’s best for California. It’s in a bad relationship and is always the provider and the victim.

Without liberty and justice for all, there can BE no one nation indivisible.

THIS ISN’T NEWS.

We knew this 6 months ago. John fucking Oliver did a piece of this. Woo.

Now, the DEPTH of involvement is so far just speculation and opinions from trending.

Nope; just an indicator. The notion that people need training wheels when reading un-backed rando comments so they don’t take it as gospel is another indicator.

Jebus. I never even suspect lennart’s people metastasized into there too.

Docker free version?

Watch this thread from here on in carefully separate the idealists from those who know what defence is like.

• yes, open-source is the goal of everything that can be opened.
• no, defence code isn’t on the list of what can be opened
• yes, obscurity isn’t good as a sole effort
• yes, defence in depth
• no the funding to get it to where it’s safe to open for randos to submit changes isn’t there today

Anything I missed?

Yes, Virginia, it’s better to open all the things right now, but there are risks you haven’t taken into account because you’re not aware of them. The pros are; it’s their job and their work, so listen to their expertise no matter what the oppositional/defiant disorder suggests otherwise.

Tell us how your guilt and shame forces you to make decisions for others.

• do you think it’ll make you feel better about yourself?
• if rules must be made so you feel better about your choices, can we enforces rules on you when it would make us feel better about ourselves?

This is a strange matrix of control you’re suggesting, and I want to understand it.

Shitting on the first investigation of its kind is really weird encouragement. But, you be you.

True. However, the things he wanted to do may not have been good things, so that would then be a blessing.

Boot times.

I love how you chose one of the prime advertised features of The Cancer – and my rhel6 could boot faster than rhel7 every day.

By comparison, Systemd feels like jumping on the back of a charging gazelle and hitting it with a salmon in the hopes it’ll go the other way, all the while it’s bleating and emitting and defecating from its regular port and a whole new journald port of its own choosing. And often tripping.

Runit has been solid and fast. I’ve seen it on several projects - I want to say alpine and proton/vm and gitlab’s own weird setup - and it’s never let me down. I wish rh could have seen that instead like I wish they picked James over Mike for automation.

Switched to systemd free distro the day after.

PCLinuxOS?

Tell me more about how lennart’s cancer killed your machine too.

I’ll ask Bo. Bo knows Jo.

[citation needed]

or Biden went scorched Earth on Ukraine intelligence

Knowing what’s at stake, what’s being shared and who’s taking over, I would hope Biden would have insisted on no mics, no papers, no record, no witnesses. Just a friendly hug between friends and a chat about upcoming vacations.

Double-down harder, bro. The choir you’re preaching to maybe didn’t hear you.

10 of these in a raid6?that’s 4x speed and 400tb.

Do you have time to talk about our Lord and Savior FACTORIO? Here; just have a quick taste.

The trick is to make it cheap enough it’s expendable but smart enough to accomplish the mission with the least oversight.