What about those apps using out of date libraries? Wouldn’t that become a security issue - since containers usually aren’t that secure, right? And all app developers would have to update their container libraries separately, instead of just updating the system libraries?

Why the downvotes? Is this sketchy? What is it?

Just here to express my condolences

Sure, not trying to second guess you. What do you think of them so far? Is it worth the effort to learn them?

Is it on the horizon for cron to be deprecated?

I would yet like to find a good addon to block cookie banners reliably, and autoselect the most restrictive options

Maybe he did, and took a picture later.

Not making the switch dependent on hardware upgrades would be a requisite for me. Maaany people (and things like expensive, tightly integrated industrial systems) can’t just switch to a machine that supports Win11. Also, Microsoft promised Win10 would be their last windows version, receiving continual upgrades. So I repeat: Get fucked, Microsoft

So just a minute ago I thought “Get fucked, HP” and now I’m thinking “Get fucked, Microsoft”. What a day.

I keep being surprised by how much the thought of wsl disgusts me

Did you set up a swap partition?

I vote malnutrition

Weeping helps.

I don’t know about you, but I always get a bit of that puzzly feel when I am confronted with unstructured data that I need to process and maybe evaluate statistically.

So if you want to turn this into money, maybe a few basic online learning resources on statistics should get your foot in the door with employers. Then think of which companies in your area might have to deal with raw data (think lots of customer interaction, or also environmental agencies, insurance companies, man, gotta be lots) and just apply to your dream company even if they have no offers posted. Often there are open positions they don’t advertise. And a programmer with statistical knowledge (don’t be humble) and initiative should usually find some attention.

Ooh, thanks for pointing that out! I haven’t used it, but now I will start installing it for every colleague’s Linux user when I get the chance, just to mess with them. Might even change their bash’s prompt to the DOS one.

(These edge installs of mine will probably account for half of all edge on Linux installs ever, btw)

Yeah either way this doesn’t seem too bad