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Comment #26580339
I would be intrigued to know what happened with this one. Across well over a decade of using Apt on Debian, Ubuntu & Mint, the amount of times I have seen Apt crash, is never. By c…
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Comment #22442111
Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/1205/
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Comment #22413719
You are definitely right that it is a fast moving target and hence can be frustrating to work with at the moment, particularly if you are trying to get it running on-prem. It is st…
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Comment #22382642
If you work for a business, are you not all 'business people'? In my working lifetime, having people occupying managerial roles that have zero relevant shop floor experience, has g…
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Comment #22325980
https://patents.google.com/patent/US9407661B2/en
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Comment #22242032
I love that Sound City doc - watched it a bunch of times. I was a studio engineer the same time as you, predominantly in a studio in Sheffield. I was blessed for the fact that the …
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Comment #22209381
:) Had not spotted the humour section on gnu.org before. From the same site, the source code of ed: while :;do read x;echo \?;done -- https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed.html
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Comment #22204105
In the UK in general, you run into the back of someone, it is your fault in the eyes of the insurers. If you hit someone due to them brake checking, you were driving too close.
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Comment #22203199
Getting out of telnet? Mere bagatelle compared to trying to get out of `ed` for the first time. At least Telnet attempts to tell you what to do. The defacto ed tutorial exactly pre…
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Comment #19206694
It never ceases to amaze me, that despite the pattern of behaviour, people continue to be willing to consider that Google/FAANGs/politicians/etc are just a bit thick and don't get …
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Comment #19144240
Errr ... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-11420790
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Comment #19026341
Yep. 3AM, deep slumber, called out to look at a stricken server. Its problems included that systemd was frozen. Reluctantly I came to the conclusion that a restart was the only rou…
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Comment #18997057
I have recently completed a project applying CIS to a clients estate. Whilst CIS is great, particularly if you are a large Org having to deal with auditors and the like, it can onl…
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Comment #18534395
I can understand that. Humour is a matter of taste so I can't imagine they hit the mark 100% of the time for anybody, certainly they don't for me. However given the weariness deriv…
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Comment #18534068
You either need to read a lot more of The Reg, or none at all. The Reg is written with a certain brand of humour that is appreciated by a fair chunk of its tech readership. If you …
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Comment #18362559
"Second, you can tell a lot about a product by how it makes money. Giving away vast amounts of storage creates data that can be sold to advertisers, with the inevitable result bein…
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Comment #18291498
If it is a while since you last tried the switch, startpage is worth a go. I recently built a new laptop and set it as the default, after several failed attempts in the past. I now…