Something, something, neighbour’s lawn, sprinkler, something.

Some more:

• Smoking while observing a sheep.
• Smoking on the dancefloor at the hippest discotheque in town.
• Smoking while threading the film into the stedicam rig on the set of the Stanley Kubrick film The Shining (1980).
• Smoking while performing open-heart surgery.
• Smoking while restarting the computers at the dinosaur park.
• Smoking while Niel and Buzz are down on the surface.
• Offering a cigarette to a dodo
• Stubbing out your cigarette after filling in a form which asks for your date of birth which is the 7th August 1968.

“Cats can keep secrets, but choose not to. Change my mind.”

Yeah, but some people shit thrice daily.

In seriousness, though, one of these type of sites looked like a scam but they warned me that my Driver Registry needed defragmentation to avoid WiFi Corruption and had a free download to fix it so, y’know, swings and roundabouts.

Yeah, but I’ve not got two hundred Firefox tabs open on Voyager.

The 10Gb is full duplex, so you can transfer at the full 10Gb though that is split between upload and download. These and the kind of ‘problems’ I wish I had to consider.

The idea is that you use the 10Gb port as a trunk, then you use your switch to split it into separate physical ports using VLANs.

Steady on with that kind of comment, please. They might be sequoia fuckers.

Yeah, especially printers. Fuck printers.

Sawme here! Honmestly I dom"t thinkl I coukd ever go vack tp a mormal keyboard ¶¶¶¶

I keep thinking of creating Linux BTW…

Swipe down from the top of your screen and turn off ‘Auto Rotate’.

“Modern Teens Killing Travelling Minstrel Industry”

They’re clearly under the control of Big Train, Loom Lobbyists and the Global Gutenberg Printing Press Conspiracy.

I’ve still not forgiven them for prematurely cancelling BoJack Horseman.

But, yes, any self-driving cars should absolutely be required to have lidar.

So they think self-driving cars should have lidar, like a vacuum cleaner. They agree, and think it’s a good idea, right?

I don’t think you could find any professional in the field that would argue that lidar is the proper tool for this.

…then in the next sentence goes on to say that lidar is not the correct tool. In the space of a paragraph they make two points which directly contradict one-another. Hence my response:

What is your point here, exactly?

They could have said “oops, typo!” or something but, no, instead they went full on-condescending:

I think you’re suffering from not knowing what you don’t know.

I stand by my response:

arrogant sack of dicks

And while I’m not naive enough to believe that upvotes and downvotes are any kind of arbiter of objective truth, they at least seem to suggest, in this case, that my interpretation is broadly in line with the majority.

I’ve seen YaST used at a distance and I think it’s up to the job of managing servers and headless systems but, seriously, it’s not even close to Group Policy. I not trying to sound dismissive of alternatives - I really do want a FOSS replacement - but it is hard to overstate how flexible and granular Group Policy is.

I feel like a stuck record saying this, but if there was a serious contender to Group Policy on Linux I honestly think Windows in the workplace would be dead in five years.

One pro of Withings is that they’re French, so their policies on data in general are pretty great.

One con of Withings is that they’re French, so it’s not actually pronounced how you think.