How would a firewall be related to this? A firewall would block/allow the ports 80/443 from certain sources. That’s it. Whatever is happening here it’s related to OS permissions and web server configuration.

You can continue to hoe, if I can continue to plow.

I don’t like this “smart glasses are evil” sentiment. They would improve the lives of many people. I’ve seen demonstrations of its use for blind people. Even people simply travelling and having everything translated automatically would be nice. But, yeah, going into a restroom with them on, or not asking for authorization from the patient to use them, crosses a big red line.

I hate all weekdays equally, including Friday.

It’s a trend. Years ago there were no patches finished after the main document. Then, it started appearing, to the point that they created a section warning about late patches. It was ok, because probably 99% of their clients must be on top of Linux x86-64. So, these patches were always available in time. This time, not even this patch was available. It was delivered a day later. Others, are scheduled for a week later, and sometimes, they reschedule.

I don’t have inside information. I only see the trend.

Years ago, patching a database was a big task, basically having to rebuild the dictionary. Then, they automated and changed stuff and things got super simple. Suddenly everything went downhill, to the point that last time I had to patch the patch.

I thought they were doing this on purpose to push us to their cloud service, but layoffs are a much simpler explanation. Occam’s Razor.

All hail the THORN Þ

Last week we received the CPU (Critical Patch Update) for Oracle products, which is a list of strongly recommended patches. They issue 4 per year (end of January, April, July and October). ALL patches were late.

Or, listen me out, they could work from home.

In Last of Us, the fungus is the Cordyceps. I don’t recall being about radiation. But, if you think STALKER…

And then they release a Security Patch Update, but don’t release the patches needed until a week later. So I had a document urging me to install an unavailable patch.

Wait. It’s been a long time but shouldn’t be int*** -> int** -> int* -> int ?

Since the objective of Lemmy is to replace Reddit and Facebook, we’re bound to see eternal reposts, more bots than humans, bigots and everything else.

DNA has a limited number of genes. Considering the enormous amount of functions they need to encode, the number of genes for each function becomes relatively small. 8 billion people and thousands of generations, we’re bound to have duplicates.

“Element of your talents” would’ve been better.

Badge502: hmmmm no!

I used this book. It’s not tthhhhhaaaaatttt bad.

Always work the minimum amount that doesn’t get you fired.

I thought the same, but it actually exists. The other day a support guy had to use it in my Mac.

Yeah, logMeIn babe, logMeIn hard!

I don’t know. Between him and the CEO of Atlassian, I think the last will have more trouble. But… why not both?