

I’m guessing these warehouses are a fair bit more than simply the Russian equivalent of amazon’s distribution centers.


I’m guessing these warehouses are a fair bit more than simply the Russian equivalent of amazon’s distribution centers.


I may have written that in a confusing way. I’m saying systemd’s job is service management. Systemd-resolved is an unnecessary bit of scope creep.
#JustTexasThings


The magnet is the antenna mount type, but I personally would use one of the roof rack screw points, to act as structure and a ground plane connection.


Slate Auto: “Cloud? Oh, you mean that completely optional telematics thingy that’s intended more for business fleets! Yeah, that’s excluded by default on our vehicle.”


Active Directory by default does not enforce a minimum password age. If you have a good strong one already that you know isn’t compromised, you could just spam 24 password changes as fast as you want and boom. Your old password drops out of the history and can be used again.


There’s also a few cases of feature and scope creep, including the infamous systemd-resolved.
Systemd, your job is to launch services, manage logs, and do timers and relaunches on a service crash. DNS is out of scope, leave that to existing services.


That’s 95% genuine anti-spam, and it looks like db0 has already cleaned up the offending entries


That took longer than I care to admit to properly parse. Kept conflating the fork parent as the code base, and wondering why it was so confusing.
Probably time for my morning coffee.
He’s so alpha that he’s unstable, missing features, and prone to crashing.


LTSC is fine, and you can just use massgrave.dev to activate it.


VIIRS hotspot data does show a cluster near the entry to the Black Sea.


“Do anything you want with my music. Just don’t make it boring.”
–Freddie Mercury


Why are these systems controllable via the internet to begin with? If I was designing this, it would be accessible via LAN only, and tightly regulated VPN access.


Tall hoods, poor intersection designs inhibiting sidewalk visibility, and idiots assuming “right on red” means they can blast through the turn without needing to check.


The sad part is, it could with a little tweaking.
But that well has been so heavily poisoned by corporate bubble blowing interests, that attempting anything with it is a potential death sentence for your entire project.
The regular ad, or the Can-Can musical version?


I foresee this getting their titles kicked off steam, since their developer TOS pretty much forbids this.
Good news, deflock is brand-agnostic and maps all ALPRs in the OpenStreetMap dataset. Just keep adding them to OSM, someone will deface them eventually.