Motherfucker… I’ve learned all of these the hard way over my first decade with Linux - 2005-2015. Would’ve been nice to have read this. 😂

Don’t suffer from Shiny New Stuff Syndrome

Gold.

Love to seem them slapped but nothing much in the details of why.

REFL?

The unsandboxed package model was only ever safe in its original conception - with organizationally trusted and cryptographically enforced maintainer model. Remove the maintainer/developer trust requirement and you need a sandbox in order to prevent malware having root access on your system. Tis why mobile apps were sandboxed on Android and iOS from the get go.

Now? This been going on for decades. Governments of both red and blue stripes have done various kinds of union busting both federally and privincially. We still have more unions left than say the US but shit ain’t looking up in the status quo.

Don’t worry. Israel gon torpedo this bitch by Friday. If not US-Israel theatre to begin with.

“C++ in 30 seconds.”

Are you using the All-in-One docker setup?

I don’t know what this is based on but it’s funny.

What were you planning to upload?

In a conversation with the Oracle CEO at the groundbreaking of a datacenter.

Need this book, I have an infant.

When the revolution comes. Not necessarily through violent means but necessarily overthrowing capitalism.

This dipshit (me) hasn’t reinstalled their OS since 2014. Not Arch btw.

But if my OS was affected by a supply attack like this, I wouldn’t trust the analysis on which packages were affected and which weren’t so I’d likely nuke and pave as all my and my family data is here.

How do I know I’m not affected? I have to be fairly certain the packages identified are the only ones that were affected. That assesment could be wrong. If I 100% trust it, then yeah, I can trace if any of those packages/versions touched my machine. I would trust the package manager.

Respect. 🙌

Is this a damn Paul Components lever?

If they use free streaming, tell them that’s also piracy. (It really is) 😅

But actually don’t. They don’t sound like they came to these conclusions through rational reasoning so they prolly won’t be convinced by rational argument. Keep it to yourself and coexist.

You can run a homelab as VM on your personal computer if you have one. Then there’s no “other” computer for them to suspect. 😂

So done with the paid services whack-a-mole and price hikes too.

Yes, exactly. And if it’s larger than that, you have to rely on the metal of the ferrule to hold the pressure which it’s typically not made to do. If the ferrule can’t hold it, no amount lf tension adjustment would fix it because tension just regulates the position at which the lever is when the brake pads have fully engaged the rim. The force you apply once engaged is roughly the same (unless the brake bottoms out but that’s not an effective braking adjustment). If I were you and spending the money on new brake levers wasn’t a problem I’d do that instead of trying to workaround it with a strong ferrule. You could replace just the front. The rear brake doesn’t do much anyway.