I enjoyed it for what it was and was sad to see almost everyone disliked it that talked about it.
The moment I saw the spice rack I knew I could just find the most useful/valuable spices and get as much of those as possible.
Everything else runs out pretty much instantly or isn't useful ever.
Network Engineer > Network Architect > Network King
Legend says he can identify the usable IP range before witnessing the subnet mask.
I thought the Captcha for account creation was DS9 trivia, huh.
Ah yes, those notorious underage groomers.
I read a short story once that made me think about something similar, that everytime we die our consciousness shifts to the multiverse where we didn't make whatever choice lead to it. To everyone in that initial universe you'd still be dead but you'd continue on somewhere else.
"I'm sorry, my lord. It appears we were only able to jerk off Han Solo and this one snowspeeder metal fabrication tech."
Mind your own pusiness.
I'm sure you can install an HP anywhere concentrator and remote into the machines from home, networking has solutions for things like this.
AI bad, updoots to the left.
Three notifications on the hour and one five minutes ago, sounds like he's a two pump chump and on round 2.
It finally hit the corner straight on.
I'd watch AotC a dozen times back to back before watching TLJ again.
I could see them being archival backups for TV broadcast, quite a few are still using tapes for long term archive.
Damn, if you'd actually watched the video you'd know he spends about 40 minutes covering the issues with crypto as it's crucial to understanding NFTs.
Nice try, though.
A fraction of what it takes for thousands of machines to perform rework of the same problem.
Idk about Korea but here it's mostly because you can't afford to. I could barely support myself and someone else (most of that cost would be rent which wouldnt even change, either) before bringing children (whole bunch of new costs) into the mix.
I work a skilled job with half a decade of experience, and am in the correct salary range for the area, as well.
Oh damn wikipedia, that's never been edited by someone with an agenda before. Go look up the dictionary/CompTIA definition of a rootkit, not what some FOSS bro edited the wiki page to be.
Unfortunately you can't get through to these people. They refuse to accept that rootkit as a security concept isn't just an admin level process that can be hijacked, but a specifically malicious bundle of programs that embeds itself in your firmware and runs in secret.
The anticheat isn't running secretly, as the game informs you of its use and requirement. It also doesn't access your MoBo firmware or UEFI, merely the kernel of the OS.
No one with even the bare minimum Sec+ cert would call it a rootkit, and only those with no actual knowledge take that claim seriously.
Starfield, is it getting review bombed?
Seems kind of like the game is just suffering from reactionaries, but I definitely don't put that much stock in critic reviews these days either.
Until there's a community for Enterprise Networking you have to suffer my meme.
Proton compatibility
Good morning lemmites, I just installed nobara on my aging gaming laptop, hoping to get a few more years out of it and potentially hook it up as a capture device for my desktop. Most of the process has been seamless but there are a few outliers. First being that I had an issue getting the version of Steam working off of the software portal, so I installed the flatpak to work around it being hung up on installing directX.
Now, I've managed to get some games working through Proton-Qt but I've noticed that it won't detect what version of Proton I'm using for Mass Effect LE due to me installing it originally on the non-flatpak version of Steam which Proton-QT is still detecting. I uninstalled the old version of steam but am not sure what the appropriate method of cleaning the drive of old content is on Fedora linux or any linux distro, really.