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Subnetting and the difference between /8 and /24 or /32 and how you allocate IP addresses between them has always been crazy for me to grasp.

I feel like if I could finally understand that after 20 years … I’d be happy but no here I am, effectively ignorant to it and looking at networking wizards as true wizards

Your local plumbers union can probably help you get an apprenticeship and get going.

Which movies, exactly, is it in?

I love Linux but for ease and convenience a iOS / Mac based home has been a lot easier to coordinate and orchestrate and tie together.

There is no equivalent tv box to the Apple TV on the Linux ecosystem without tinkering which makes it tough now that tinkering isn’t as fun cuz my time is so restricted.

Without a Linux phone and Integrated set top box I can’t mainline it, but it still is my go to for running all my services (saving for the odd bsd here and there)

good ol capitalism, it’s cheaper to just make all discs double sided and market some as single sided and the others as double for more price …

In ever system I architect there is inevitability a MAT Daemon prominently used.

Free as in beer.

What could possibly go wrong?

Working for a fairly large open source project and we began testing arm hardware for in house use and it was ridiculous how much compute we could fit in the same U space.

We were doing nothing with GPU though, so CPU and memory speed was our bottleneck.

We were definitely more compute dense with our arm cluster but we couldn’t get as large. Yet. Maybe it’s changed now

Treat the alternate boot as a sandbox. Easy.

The US Govt. as a customer, and the forges they operate / contract, being pushed to use AI is probably (unfortunately) a huge piece of this problem.

http://9front.org/ is right there.

Your computo could be so good.

Yeah, things have been shook hard as of late.

My organization ( a Fortune 500) is taking serious consideration into extricating from GitHub, which is going to be a huge task.

Gitlab was our obvious first choice because a few projects we have an instance of it, and it works well … but they’re trying to do the same shit.

Most of our developers are fine to just use git and many of us do that these days.

My dev box has a 100% uptime if I turn it on, and IT backs it up.

You’re not wrong.

But … it’s also been convenient and largely free for most use cases and has had a better feature set then most alternates without having to host your own.

If you could host your own Gitlab was the choice.

The reliability issues of late is what is making most people actually contemplate moving.

Github has been otherwise fairly alright under Microsoft until recently.

Next thing you’re gonna try to tell me is that weezer wasn’t just a windows 95 promo band.

You get your well measured response out of here.

Reactive answers only

The f35, and most weapons systems, are *nix based, and typically Linux these days.

Bard.

Everyone just accepts I ought to be here because I say the right things and do the right dance.

ditch the rat