I’m sure that will go well…😑

I, too, follow a lot of comedians on IG, but I’m noticing a problem lately: there are soooooo many recommendations that I hardly see the ones I follow intentionally. Like I get that the business model is addiction+distraction, but it seems like it’s undercutting its own business.

<3 War Games

Screenshotted just in case.

Pretty much. AWS offers (and runs on) Linux AFAIK.

How?? I do not see a link to a running instance… …is it right in front of my face? I’ll look again.

Can I see it in action?

I agree with you, but something jumped out at me while reading this thread. To a degree, the fear of “breaking something” is completely legitimate, but it’s based on not getting quick feedback from systems. For instance, if you are walking in a direction that you think is east, but the sun is setting ahead of you, you know you’re headed in the wrong direction. Computers often don’t provide such useful feedback, often leading users to “break things.”

Wtf – if you put more money in a glitchy vending machine, you’re gonna get yet more items.😑

Possibly a dumb question, so I tentatively pre-apologize: is LXC “Linux Container?”

5/5

In fairness, x11 is a bit of a dumpster fire and has been as long as I’ve used Linux (since 2003).

Bless you🙏

Why? Cuz companies mistakenly think stalking customers is savvy business.

Me, I’m big on free, but I recently noticed something… What was it?.. Someone told an anecdote about something they valued, and it seemed clear that it was because they paid. And it got me to thinking money is effectively now what church was thru the 1990s. And, like, is that weird and probably dysfunctional? Yes. Does that make it less true? No.

Trueché.

Your bar is high! Does it boot to a GUI? That’s mine, and it sounds like it doesn’t – so no YT.

/shrug that’s gotta be the most being scam I’ve ever heard.

Google and Facebook – ahem, Meta – are both society-harming monopolies. Microsoft (who is certainly no saint) seems like a tame monopolist circa the late 1990s in comparison.

You can do it!

Linux (esp Debian) loves tenacity.