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I haven't touched AI, so this SRE is still skilled!

Now if only companies wanted to hire people that still have skills and aren't just prompt engineers.

People who work at the leopard breeding factory being upset that the leopards are being bred to eat their faces..

Arch upgrades are really fun if you don't run pacman for a year or more. It rarely works in your favor to not run pacman on a extremely frequent schedule.

I still drive a '97 4runner that I bought for 5k around 2020. I've probably put 5k into repairs. I've spent less on it than anything I could buy new, and it will probably outlast us all. Nearing 300k miles on it now.

The easiest way to deal with the usual suspects is to just block the entire countries network range(s). There really is no reason they should be connecting to your home router anyway, and you lose nothing from blocking them.

Sure their packets will still hit your router, but if they are dropped immediately at least you're not wasting a syn-ack on them.

Have you ever read it? It was published in _1970_ and the content isn't really about stealing books, but about fighting against the government and corporations. Its more political commentary than anything else.

Yes, bookstores should stock it, and libraries should shelve it. Its something everybody should read at least once, for some perspective at least.

Some programmers import a sarcasm library while others could write their own.

Ahhh jerkcity. A classic.

.NET is still installable as a standalone thing. In fact I probably have several versions installed on my current Windows PC. No reason Windows Lite couldn't also have .NET installed _when you need it_.

I wondered if it was the same but he says he built this car in 2008 which would have been three years after that video.

This happens with any TV or Movie that has music, and its incredibly frustrating. Always best to download to not confuse yourself as to why the media is somehow different than you remember.

syspatch and sysupgrade have made things substantially easier these days.

At that point you've re-invented emacs.

No thanks.

I've worked in tech since the late 90's and recently became an apprentice potter. My work in pottery is so much more fulfilling than any tech work I've done. I wish I had started sooner.

I'm still working in tech, and likely will forever in a much reduced capacity. But pottery is my life now.