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You caught me reacting to the headline without reading it. I will check it out.

Was writing code the bottleneck before? Or was it planning, alignment, learning, iteration, testing, etc?

Yeah why don’t people just forget about the deranged nazi grifter ruining the world?

TBH its not the users fault, the documentation is always like (click here for docker install instructions, or if you don’t want docker click here for bare metal instructions) and the latter is just apt get and some config edits.

Well dang. Reading this article does provide a couple more details though:

• Another referenced study DID find that closing the lid reduced contamination
• It depends on the toilet shape
• Closing the lid does change the areas that get contaminated in the room (less upward plumage):

So it’s not that simple. All in all (including my other point that most trips require seat down anyway) and as a matter of personal preference (I think its nicer to have the lid closed), I’ll continue to close my lid.

• Lid closed when flushing prevents contamination particles spraying everywhere
• Most toilet visits require the seat down anyway

Easy choice

I’ll add to the chorus here saying I really liked GTA2. I dunno where he got the idea that gamers disliked it

It’s popular enough for me

Amazon at the beginning (as a bookstore) was pretty universally liked. That was before they became the evil empire of today.

Can’t go wrong with Mint

Nah, not until all of the GenXers and Xennials die out at least

Probably an issue with connecting to peers or trackers. One common issue is not having the port forwarded properly at your router.

If you move or delete the files it would break it

Just let the torrent keep going after you’re done

I used to have a fille with every cli command and notes on how each thing was set up. When I had to reinstall it from scratch it took all day going through lots of manual steps and remembering how it should all go.

Recently I converted the whole thing to Ansible. Now I could rebuild my entire system on a brand new OS installation with one command that completes in minutes. It’s all modular and I can add new services easily whether they are docker containers or scripts or whatever. If I ever break anything, it will reset everything to its intended state and leave it alone otherwise. And it’s free and pretty easy to learn and start using.

Plus I use git along with it for version control, so I can always revert to any previous configuration instantly.

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Sub-prime mortgages going into default en masse

I’m also a fan of spreading eggs into multiple baskets, but I’d be happy to see someone go full Proton if it means they leave Google

I still don’t totally get it

You can write code in any basic editor… No need for a complex IDE, IMO. I think syntax highlighting is the only thing you really need just for QoL. Currently I’m using Sublime most of the time on Linux