

Permission to record in public - like with outward facing cameras - is granted by default. It’s how we get to record cops doing bad things.


Permission to record in public - like with outward facing cameras - is granted by default. It’s how we get to record cops doing bad things.


Systemd: hate it for what it is and how it’s built, and continue hating it for its capitulation to intrusive surveillance.


You can’t tell whether it’s an Ai datacenter or one that merely holds and protects your health data and DMV records. Or a mix.
The criteria needs to not be the PURPOSE of a DC, since that’s impossible to gauge before or after the build, but the build of the DC.
You know, like everyone else.
One of my contracts is with a gov adjacent org. I know they’ve got your personal info - the stuff like your DMV recs - kept very safely in a datacenter somewhere. It’s safe, reliable, and has great data connections.
Tear these down and … what? Back to paper in an office somewhere with no backup?


It’s an attention thing; like that kid in home-room, back in school.


My oura g2 is getting really sour batteries now.
But since Oura is fucking dead to me with that subscription shit, I’m going with an UH next. Because while the oura5 looks like a beautiful product, I really wish karmic reckoning on the company.


What about putting up one of those curtains of plastic slats like they have in the walk-in coolers of restaurants ? That could help keep the heat in the cab portion while they’re opening the door.
Yes, force the behaviour of closing the door while they’re away from the truck, for energy savings and for security, and reinforce that with some training and reminders, but the added barrier could keep the coolness in the driver area just a bit better.


ITT:


Atomic images are awesome if your SLSA score is just too high.


Ai Data Centers’
No. Water-cooled Data Centers did this.
Call out the transgressors for their transgression and stop the dilution and transferrence of the real problem.
Cool your shit with air.


Someone who’s still using POP instead of IMAP4 probably hasn’t updated their setup in 20 years.
You’ll understand one day that pop3s has its uses for certain situations.
Cinnamon here too. It seems small and fast.


All of them? Where do you think hospitals store their healthcare data?


emails
Not a noun, my dude.
I use seamonkey, but only for convenience. It grabs all my email and caches it locally for me.


Your comment isn’t popular, but we all know the rule: “the best thing needs to be the easy thing”, since people will often choose what’s easy and fast vs what’s ultimately better. We see this in security all the time (hello-oo NPM).


freshers
Is that the new name for “engineers ready to un-slop the code”?


Spell-check is so weird.


We do not applaud a tenor who cannot clear his throat.


Mom was tanking WoW at 72.


firmwares
And I’m out. If you can’t spell a word, I don’t need to hear you talk about it.
… everything run over Tor …