I could see this being a use case for a NixOS deployment where your company manages the configuration file and versioning of the system, as well as providing support. Over time, I’d you’re diligent about building documentation based off of each support request, you’ll end up with a personalized guide. And if your customer decides take a break or quit entirely, they have a configured system that doesn’t lock them in into something too esoteric.

Disclaimer: I only know of Nix, never used it because I just don’t manage that many machines to be worth my while to learn it.

I’d buy your services to configure my TrueNAS server right now.

Missed LDAP, bot.

Meanwhile the Linux Standards Base cries in a corner.

And he said “no way!” And I said “way.”

I don’t value my content all that much.

Release the addresses! The people have a right to know!

There was a rant like that but directed at a specific developer that was pushing a userspace breaking change. It was not related to a Rust.

BSD was a mortal wound on UNIX, AT&T lawyers killed BSD, Linux swooped in.

Hardware caput. Finito.

Not in that scene, thought.

I was half hoping for something like that. I like to believe bigots are a lot less common than their loudness would suggest.

Still terribly problematic and such a niche, ephemeral, reference.

No problems with that either. Tanembaum did unwittingly contribute to the biggest mass surveillance program ever rolled out worldwide, and all he had to say about it was “they didn’t thank me”. That asshole deserves all the criticism that lands on his feet.

Tanenbaum is right, they obviously could’ve taken the time and money to write an OS themselves if they had to, but they didn’t have to, because a BSD license cuck wrote it for them. Thanks a lot, sucker!

I have no issues with this point.

But what’s up with the CIA “a bunch of n****rs” image above that? WTF?

Thank you for your service.

Ew, LTT. I feel dirty.

Windows executables are really shady.

So?

Wild

I don’t want to Google that.