It’s 25C here currently… So denial, I guess?

That sad experiment where 366 people in a room all have the exact same birthday.

Statisticly unlikely, but definitely possible.

Went to a wedding shower that was nature themed awhile back and the attendance prize was a small jar of local honey with one of these attached. I’ve never used one so I am curious to give it a try.

Biggest rock is best rock.

I still use this joke any time rocks or size comes up in conversation but it’s so old that nobody ever gets it and they just look at me like I had a stroke.

Edit: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i_APoSfCYwU

I don’t have a suggestion but commenting so I’ll remember to follow. I’ve just been using the CLI but if there’s a nice management system I’m interested.

Though, I’m curious if a docker one would work… I have docker aliased to podman already

I forgot what I was searching but a few days ago the top result on DDG was a Lemmy post. I was impressed.

Damn it. I’ve been following bun for a long time and using it casually… Guess it’s good I didn’t get too far into it

Mine runs on my desktop that I built in 2016. So yes. I also tested it on a Lenovo tiny (similar to a NUC) that I’m using as a self host “server” and it seemed fine but I didn’t try any heavy transcoding yet.

Grok here: computers are fine, humans were a mistake

Not an engineer but I took calculus 1, 2, 3, discrete math, linear algebra, statics, dynamics, and probably others I’m forgetting.

Since school, I needed one trig function for calculating distance between lat/long coordinates that I looked up on Wikipedia and plugged in to a program.

… Statics was fucking cool though.

I still type ifconfig by habit. Some kid the other day told me that you can judge a person’s age and Linux experience by whether they expect ifconfig and netstat vs ip and ss.

… I’m just glad they kept the parameters the same in ss

I am not a smart person and it wasn’t the right tool for my job so I didn’t research it further once that was established. Maybe if somebody told me one more time it’d stick.

EDIT : In case anyone is curious : https://github.com/latchset/clevis

I hadn’t heard of Dropbear until I started researching this… cool project. That seems to be the ticket if you’re wanting manual intervention to unlock the disk. If you want automatic unlock via another server on the network, sounds like Clevis may be the thing.

I occasionally drive past a place that is some type of “wealth boot camp”. I guess you give them money and they tell you how to make money?

Point is, every time I pass it there are multiple identical model Mercedes parked out front and all I can think is “I don’t think you’re doing this right”

One of our client support people told an angry client to open a Jira with urgent priority and we’d get right on it.

… the client support person knew full well that Jira was down too : D

At least, I think they knew. Either way, not shit we could do about it for that particular region until AWS fixed things.

I choose to believe this one.

You’re awesome. Keep up the good work.

It makes me really happy that people can say “500gb … not too much of an ask” these days.

Yeah, I feel the same in that it’s assuredly doable, but how hard is it?

If you’re able to dig into and make some progress, please tag me because I’m interested but don’t have much time these days.

You’ll definitely beat me to it : D

Do me a favor and tag me when you post your how to?