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Now that you’ve set zsh as default … switch to fish

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Weird, that page is likely for legacy customers as snowflake owns them and they’re now known by another name.

The logo itself they’re using is an old logo, predating 2022 when they moved to the “friendly hippo” away from “murder hippo”

Their sponsors list is pretty out of date, I clocked crunchydata on there which is now snowflake, and that’s an old logo

The windows 8 start menu could be dope if you took the time to theme it like we did with windows of yesteryear.

My start menu was customized for the things I wanted, steam quick launch links that looked like steam big picture links.

It was clunky at first and quite the change from the normal start menu … but MacOS JUST ditched its full screen “start menu” and gnome still has one

Flux the repo

With constrained data sets it’s actually really useful.

Parsing text and logs and correlating events, super useful.

When you dump all human “intelligence” into it you discover how dumb we are collectively.

I’m not talking about removing the system python but rather compiling everything necessary to build a package for differing versions / distros then executing that version and some tools linking that version. It’s dumb, but I needed it when I needed it.

My use case is/was extremely NICHE but I may be able to provide some help if they really need to go this route.

Python is a clusterfuck because so many operating systems rely on it generally, so they may require a version minimum.

Which version of Debian are you trying to do this with and what version of python?

I have a repo (why-py3) where I’ve cobtainerized python of various versions with various versions of Debian for “questionable reasons”

Debian is a great choice for developing, it’s rock solid and stable BUT if you want to be working with bleeding edge packages you may need to use the rolling release Debian which is less stable.

Or fedora might be more your speed as it has newer packages typically.

Their move to attempt to monetize our on-prem runners might be the kick needed to move to Gitlab 🤞

political reasons?

No salary listed, they’re not getting anyone senior lmao