That was my first reaction too. I want them lol
That was my first reaction too. I want them lol
Those are some spicy meatballs
We had typing in the 90’s, but that was on electric typewriters, and was in I guess what you would call middle school not elementary.
Later there was ‘Mavis beacon teaches typing’ as the earliest typing ones that was really popular
That’s a spicy meatball
That’s my philosophy too. I like browsing all so I heavily filter with keywords and blocking. My community block list is approaching 600
However many VPNs deployed in mid to large work environments are not just a VPN but a whole endpoint client that is filtering web access, etc and logging everything.
I know most people here would know the difference but I guess unsurprisingly most don’t have a clue as they just call it “the VPN” even though its much more then that.
I’d just like to point that out
Amish paradise is another and probs my favourite of Al’s
Bonus points for not capitalising Russia
Its a bit like having an ant farm or taking the hood off a complex machine and watching it work. I miss compiling in Gentoo.
“Hive looks like someone put it together like a wasp… 0/5 stars”
Also the same, been doing it for roughly a decade now. Outside of a once a year emergency I don’t start work until after lunch. I just say ‘I have other commitments in the morning’. I’ve had some PM’s push early in client engagements but it’s never escalated more then that. I just make the boundaries super clear and am always willing to walk away.
Ahh yeah I see what you mean. Good point, I also find it uncomfortable, but its at the cost of letting your food cool off
When I used to go onsite, for me home was an hour to an hour and half each way, and most of my coworkers had a 45 mins drive home in traffic. I suspect that’s why most do it. It’s your only chance for solitude.
For Windows it absolutely is in order of listing however. Typical behaviour is no reply after a second against the primary DNS results in it moving down the list.
Redundancy aside, this is more important when you span multiple datacenters and always want lookups going to the completely local or most local DC available.
TIL about the Linux/BSD not having preference though. Good to know.
We call them ceasers
We typically buy the clam juice premixed with tomato juice, Clamato juice.
Good stuff appreciate all the info. I’m definitely a person that struggles with getting to sleep.
For my laptop I use redshift as soon as the evening comes on and it is very nice, which is what I was thinking when I saw you in these. Same thing but for reality haha