ISP issues a prefix that I delegate.

Also delegate an ULA prefix, intended for stake local addresses but d actually just use ipv4 for those (also had difficulty getting ipv6 to work with microk8s and multus due to inexperience).

SLAAC.

Alien and Aliens. But only because Aliens was deliberately a different genre: so it’s a bit of a stretch.

Comically large hat.

I suspect that spending a bit more effort with your union would be the obvious route. E.g. “why cameras, why now, why flock?” Their indifference is a little… off.

Well not that shocked.

GPU composting

That might be the problem.

Didn’t notice the community, came here hoping for a RHEL shitpost.

Got confused when there was only RHEL shitposts.

It’s a tough watch alright.

Watch Whiplash?

Pilot from Farscape

Yes, like a normal person 😉

Remove the entire pole.

This is pretty much true of most reviews where manufacturers send stuff to reviewers to review.

Manufacturers think they are getting free paid content. Get upset when their trash products are reviewed objectively.

Oh that is clever.

Does curl send a different useragent when it’s piped?

Searching for those words just vomits ‘hOW to SeT cUrL’s UseRaGenT’ blog spam.

Once upon a time, when you logged in you arrived at the desktop. Then typically you’d click a docked application icon or use the hot corner to open the overview (Apple calls it exposé on macOS) and search for an application to start. Some people would just hit the keyboard shortcut and start typing an application name. Very quick.

One day, the gnome team decided that since a lot of people do this, that immediately after logging in you’d arrive directly at this overview/exposé mode ready to type an app name.

Quite a few people didn’t like this change, and requested a setting so they could enable/disable it as was their preference. The response from the gnome team was essentially ‘get fucked’ enshrouded by weak/nonsense justifications for the change and for not making it optional, apparently taking the request as some kind of personal attack.

It was a trivial minor change but the way the team handled it was… lacking.

I like gnome DE, I dislike the arrogance of the project team.

My straw was the login-to-exposé thing.

And the Google dudes too?

They’re all the same: billionaires.

Try and avoid the XY problem. I.e. “how do I do X with Y?”

You’re coming from macOS and a lot of idiomatic things will be different. Find the idiomatic ways to do (whatever) on the distribution your using.

Also, have fun, be reckless, ruin the system, reinstall try again…

We’ve diverged from the OP’s question and descended into gatekeeping how to “music” properly.

Time to finish.

Sorry. I’m not explaining myself well and “just” was a poor word choice.

I refuse to (try to) idolize anything (well anything tangible) and especially things that are important to me. So music is an art like any other art. Someone will love it others might hate it and that’s fine.

The “hype” is idolatry. Kind of in the biblical sense.

My relationship is with the music, not the artist. So no artist is with the “hype”.