frog_brawler @ frog_brawler @lemmy.world

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There would be enough warning to get people out of the city.

2016

I hope it smoked a cigarette once it finished.

... and I'm out of this thing now too. Glad I caught this post.

Don’t try to ascribe logic to anything coming from the right. Just keep making fun of them.

They are on Etsy, and all over the place where I am

We’ve had years of progress on gun violence?!?

Don’t tell me what to do

Mine were delivered about 2 weeks ago, so that I'd have them ready. I got them from a store on Etsy.

That's unfortunate, BBC misspelled "predictably."

It seems inevitable that we'd have some duplicates by now... with 330 million people alive in the US today, and SSNs starting out in 1936, there's no way everyone could have a unique number; especially with the consideration of the first 3 digits of the code correlating to place of residence at time of requesting a SSN.

How can someone incompetent sabotage anything?

How can someone incompetent stay employed in their current role?

If peers and supers are on your side, actions would not need to be explained through incompetence. If peers and supers are not on your side they are going to get rid of you with expediency. Then you can't do shit either way. For the most part, people don't really know who is who.

Oh damned… for some reason the last 4 backups failed… Crap.

I guess we'll just have to re-deply from git. No big deal.

No, it doesn’t. It requires a few days of not checking a misconfigured backup job. And the misconfiguration is just an “oops”, easily explained away.

Intentionally deleting backups is 100% destruction of govt. property. If we're talking about simply a "few days" of backups, it's also not going to do anything meaningful. There's been pretty much no new development on anything since Jan 20th, so we'd need to be getting rid of backups substantially earlier than that.

Either way, I think you mean well with your inquiry. Hopefully this can help with understanding. >>>

At this point I am lacking motivation to change. Why bother switching now?

And then it gets restored from backup 20 minutes later while you look incompetent to your peers and supervisors.

If you really want to take it down you need to be systematically deleting or corrupting backups for several months; then take it down.

That requires destruction of govt property (up to 20 years in jail).

I imagine a lot of people just don’t want to go to jail. Considering there’s substantial criminal penalties (for everyone that’s not a billionaire) to take out a website or anything else you mentioned - that’s my guess.

Was your experience different between those 3-4 servers or was it pretty much universally consistent?

I originally joined KBin because I liked the interface better than lemmy.

When I joined lemmy.world I just picked it because it was the most populous.

I haven’t even given it a second thought about changing because I don’t know why I would. It seems pretty arbitrary which instance you join.

Lmao, so you are asking “where are the server crashes,” in the same statement acknowledging sites have been removed. How often do you see server crashes of things that have been deleted?

Don't worry, just a few more decades of the same at most for nature to do what we're failing to. This will end within a human lifespan, the choice is if it will be with or without a habitable planet for Humans.

That’s the plan. That’s why billionaires are buying up properties in places that are currently too cold and remote for masses of people to want to live there (Montana, Greenland, etc).

They know climate change is real and it is 100% reflected in Homeowners insurance rates in FL and other high risk places. I’m fairly certain that it’s not the leftist types that get into starting insurance companies.

Also, the whole Covid thing… I am pretty sure there was a concerted effort that would cull our numbers a bit.

So yea, we’re all going to die probably — unless you’re rich enough to afford to move to somewhere that will have a more hospitable climate when we cross the 3 degrees Celsius threshold next year.