X86 configs were painful and fun. Knowing a wrong setting might destroy your monitor was the right amount of adrenaline.

Yeah my numbers are just examples but he idea is there.

Holy shit any company I’ve worked at has been political enough. This would be absurdly detrimental to mental health…

While in concept I agree. I would rather see a wage tier approach where the lowest paid employee can never be less than say 10% of the CEO (total compensation) then managesr say 40% (managers make no more that 2.5x the lowest) and executives 25%. Something like that.

I would love that ensrined in law. Maybe not those numbers but fuck it, make it a party platform and set it at the government level. And don’t give the CEO’s some kind of consulting loophole.

I say this as someone that makes a well above average wage.

Ubuntu. Started in the Slackware days, tried a lot of distro’s. Got used to debian commands/layouts etc. still happy to move to Centos for security focused installs. I find Ubuntu has a ton of support and general updates that fix anything I can find broken.

If you are in the USA. The Walmart onn 4k (20$) and 4k pro (50$) are amazing for the price. The remotes are really good too.

Calm down Thanos

Postgres errors be all

I found a problem, can you find it? I’m not telling you any more than that and I won’t start ever again until you fix it.