Don’t it always seem to go

That you don’t know what you’ve got 'til it’s gone

You’re right, a calendar won’t save you from auto-renewal failures. My pet peeve might be outdated 😬

Oh, one of my pet peeves, certificates that expires unexpectedly. Because no they don’t, you know damn well when the certificate expires from the moment it is issued and there is literally no need to monitor anything, you just need a calendar.

The reasons for not doing this can be organizational (shared calendars are a pain), laziness, lack of documentation (we know it expired, but we don’t know/remember how to update it) or task overload (the new certificate solved an incident likely because the previous instance expired without warning and now it is past office hours and everyone goes home and tomorrow there’s a different incident, so no one follows up, repeat next year).

Granted, I’ve been guilty of all of those, but a calendar should be all that you need.

That’s why you should have a desk tomato.

Sure, we just need one final world war to determine who gets to run that AI.

Hahaha, no.

Here’s how that would go:

Envidon: I want a device that can run O365.

Job: We can certainly make that happen. Just hand in your PC to the servicedesk and they will install Windows for you.

Envidon: So I can dualboot Linux for actual work and Windows for slopwork?

Job: Hahaha, no. Linux or O365.

No one in Denmark gives a shit about him though.

Fuck you, incel!

Yes, you can easily add 3rd party repos, they just aren’t included in the Fedora distribution. I’m sure there are instructions on the RPM Fusion website for it.

Fedora doesn’t ship proprietary NVIDIA drivers in its official repos and doesn’t include 3rd party repos with proprietary software either. This is for licensing and I guess philosophical reasons. Arch has a different approach. That’s why.

Just a FYI: Qak was forked into wR8vl last week because the main developer had a racist meltdown on Blopr.

But Piefed is federated? Also it seems kind of dickish to simply copy content with the intent to host it yourself with ads.

Valve doesn’t abuse the monopoly.

Bugs, obviously.

Changing settings from the default, using features like they are supposed to be used and installing extensions now classifies as “hacks”.

From the team that brought you the year of birth dropdown.

Better make her a sandwich while you’re out there.

Eventually LLMs will also evade those captchas, if not already.

Fairphone