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  • I agree. A lot of profits wouldn't be cash saved, for one taxes that you aren't losing to multinational corporations headquartered in Ireland or Cyprus.

    Cybersecurity costs would also likely go down due to most malware being exploited isn't targeting desktop Linux.

  • I think it depends. In my limited experience, because I have not tested this thoroughly, most systems pick the first DNS adresses and only send requests to the second if first doesn't respond.

    This has lead at least a couple of times to extremely long timeouts making me think the system is unresponsive, especially with things like kerberos ssh login and such.

    I personally set up my DHCP to provide pihole as primary, and my off site IPA master as secondary (so I still have internal split brain DNS working in case the entire VM host goes down).

    Now I kinda want to test if that offsite DNS gets any requests in normal use. Maybe would explain some ad leaks on twitch.tv (likely twitch just using the same hosts for video and ads, but who knows).

    Edit: If that is indeed the case, I'm not looking forward to maintaining another pihole offsite. Ehhh.

  • In polish we have an idiom for rare books that directly translates to 'white crow'. Incidentally French say 'merle blanc' - 'white blackbird'. French influenced polish a lot during late modernity. Anyway where was I.

    Ah, yeah likely not very rare, they must have messed a whole print run and decided to sell it off anyway, maybe at a discount, since it's not a limited hardback illuminated Shakespeare's works in 5 tomes.

    Then again... Weirder things have collection value.

  • FYI Old Gods of Asgard are basically Poets of the Fall, a real band that collaborated with Remedy at least since Max Payne 2.

    If I listened to Late Goodbye on tape you couldn't hear it anymore with how I much I abused it.

  • Haven't dug into it yet, but if that's right then not great. Then again if something doesn't break quickly in electronics it usually works fine for years, except maybe overheated GPUs, random RAM and HDDs.

    I'm still unsure if I want to replace my 2016 Asus zenbook. Other than the aged CPU/AGPU from Intel, and unusable from the start touchpad it's fine.

  • I find XC more palatable.

    Has built in OTP so you can have separate dbs for that.

    Edit:

    I also just downloaded DX and it seems to not support Nextcloud, maybe other cloud services, so Keepass2Android stays for me, but I will follow it's career with great interest.

  • One gotcha is installing both as user and root, getting two sets of dependencies. I only found out after a year or so of consciously using flatpak.

    I'm now taking care to make sure I only use flatpak as root. Maybe not the most secure.