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  • Fedora

    Any RPM-based system has exemplary validation and, as long as we don't throw it out with flatsnappimages, it presents a very clean and maintainable install.

    Extra points for PCLinuxOS which has avoided lennart's cancer.

    No points for SuSE as they continue to exist as the over engineered bastard child of slackware and RPM, like slackware met 73deJeff on a trip and let the tequila do the talking. Mamma mia!

  • Initially, Dirigera will only support Matter device types that Ikea currently offers — so, no robot vacuums, door locks, or fridges. However, Granath says that as they launch more smart home products, the hub will be updated to support more device types.

    Am I reading this right? Is there a filter possible where Ikea can decide to only accept Ikea ~mac addresses? If so, can they continue to ignore the wider product space?

    ... or will an Ikea thread hub automatically accept rando thread units as per standard and they're just using really bad sentence structure?

  • You don’t need them in turn only lanes

    No mention of America.

    No it isn’t[:] you’re not required by law to use a turn signal in a turn only lane

    No mention of America.

    I’m talking about US law and it seems you’re talking about Canadian.

    Are you forgetting that 95% of the world's population lives outside of America?

    Minnesota (this is a state in the US) traffic code 169.19 Subd. 5 Signal to turn:

    ... and incorrect even in America.

    What does False Consensus mean?

  • I am in general a big proponent for going to go to the office, I am an IT guy, and I find I have more focus when in the office, I also don't want to associate my home with work, I need the physical separation and I find it to be easier to coordinate with others in the office.

    Some people do.

    The trick about remote work is not that it lets us all work from home, but that it gives us another location and we can pick our best environment.

    I found a job that promises "work from anywhere in the country", and many people min-maxed their location for profit. They only have to match time-zone to ensure they're punched in during 'business hours' (and, for some, starting later in their day to synch with the home office is f'n awesome).

    But they still maintain "hotel" spots, two of them permanent. People did find some days or many days in the office each week is their jam. Some come and go as per their current needs and best environment. One of my peers went camping, and did a server update over VPN over starlink over smores, and then put the laptop away for the weekend. He was proving he can camp while on-call.

    Sometimes I like my view. Sometimes I need a featureless wall to cut down on distractions. I find what is best and I rock that shit. And that's what it's about: find your best space.

    When the only space is Office Space, then there is no freedom to find that environment where you crush it today, and that needs to be seen as an impairment. Let us pick our time and place and - sun tzu - victory is assured.

  • But why?

    I a world where we can't really be sure what's in an upgrade, a super-clean start that burns any ephemeral data is about the best way to ensure a consistent start.

    And consistency gives reliability, as much as we can get without validation (validation is "compare to what's correct", but consistency is "try to repeat whatever it was").

  • Right now I'm working on a medical repair to my Achilles, so a round trip with any of barber, family doctor, hospital(MRI), blood lab, groceries, dentist, pharmacy, pizza, home, is about 700m and includes way too many medical stops.

    The metro is 40m the other direction if I need access to a big shopping center.

  • Well, I mean, it was a choice; but for most of us who did want to fly that day, we chose the option they wanted.

    Also, don't call the cancer box a cancer box to TSA. You may get the gung ho loser who needs to shout rebuttals at top volume while you now just hope you're gonna fly today.