a […] software

Nope. Software doesn’t get an ‘a’ in front of it; it’s like saying ‘a happy’. ‘Uncountable’ or ‘mass’ nouns are like that.

This bot is missing a line dereferencing ‘comm’, as “community, by people who don’t know what comm has meant for 60 years already”

Docker kills SLSA ad ISO27002. Anything post-container?

Sorry. My fault. I’ve been working too much to play games.

“Security Vulnerabilities”.

No. “Code changes that could one day be a vulnerability but aren’t yet exploited or even proved”.

Slop.

They’re just trying to minimize the damage to your car in case a human secured the load and it’s got the slightest chance of coming loose.

It’s not always just to thumb their nose at you in court.

You upgraded from ansible to ssh. As someone forced to write yaml for ansible professionally and has used many other config management tools, I can only commend your success at escaping ansible.

Try mgmtconfig.

I agree, but only because I’m jealous they’ve discovered prosperity without it being a labour death-march like America.

Phew. Glad to hear it wasn’t a glitch in parenting, policing, school support, gun safety or negligence. Everyone can rest easy now, and also not consider fixing anything. Let’s sue like Americans and move on.

They made us use ansible at work. Then they made us use an LLM .

One cancels out the other, IMHO. None of the things I wanted to do are represented here, forced to slop some yaml together instead of building and maintaining actual software. Ai use kills any recall, expertise, or enjoyment.

But here’s the thing. I never want to think about how to affect a change via a bad listing grammar. I never want to recall the decisions I made while doing so. I never want to learn how to make better ansible. I never want to show my friends that code either.

I’m absolutely tickled to give it to the slop machine and let it accomplish the goals with very little investment from me. Fuck Ai, but also fuck ansible.

We need to report the error. Daily.

one usecase keyword generation.

One use-case: keyword generation.

Glad to see this wasn’t written by Ai, anyway.

Garbage trucks have had cameras for a while now; just not fed into Ai for the nickels and the dimes.

Garbage trucks get run into or brake-checked aggressively, and they need the dashcam to show the entrapment. I dunno about you, but I was stunned to hear that people specifically target rubbish trucks.

softwares

Not a word. That’s like saying “2 helps” or “5 happies”.

Go check SLSA.dev .

OS’s

It’s just “OSes”, and it doesn’t need to waste an apostrophe. They’re going extinct, you know.

Declarative is awesome.

Phew. Dodged a bullet just by adhering to SLSA.

Remember: if you leave your bank for this reason, make it known to them and to your friend circle. Encourage them to move to wherever you end up, and tell the bank why. Let’s make a pointless stink about it as we get our friends to safety.

When the enterprise OS company I worked for in 2k1 was considering forking a Linux distro to offer as a freemium product, they evaluated enterprise Linux and Debian.

Debian lost then as its package format had weaker validation and consistency guarantees. It’d’ve been harder to support.

The packaging in both hasn’t changed much, except RH forgot how to use /etc/alternatives properly and now has some ungodly rinkydink thing supplementing it like a colo bag on the side, but the validation difference is still there.

Maybe that was why. Both are riddled with fridge art - oh hi Systemd, network manager, et al - but both are generally similar other than packaging and pipeline.

“an overregulated economy, high energy costs, high labour costs, high taxes and a declining level of education and qualifications.”

Yeah. Because self-regulation and no taxes certainly worked for, for example, America’s skills and education level.