Did you try Music Has The Right to Children? It's their most solid album. Later efforts have been kinda meh in comparison. Haven't listened to Inferno yet though
Would it actually be illegal? Im not a lawyer or anything, but im not sure what crime it would be. Using the exploit to hack someone would be illegal, but I cant see why developing and selling an exploit would be
Seems like the Streisand Effect is at play here. I never would have noticed a watermelon as a political symbol if they hadn't reacted this, i would just think it's a bit of whimsy. Now tons of people are reading about it
The union in this case is University of California workers, so probably not as big a lift as organizing a union in Corporate America. Still, a nice acheivement for those involved
Running fiber is really expensive, and even if you are willing to invest the capital, getting access to utility poles or permission to put a trench through someone's property is arduous, maybe not even possible in some cases.
Don't get me wrong, it would be great if we had more fiber infrastructure in more places, it does provide societal benefit, but it's not necessarily viable to do if motivated by generating profits alone
I'm in the lucky position that I get to run Linux on my work machines in an otherwise Windows environment (helps that I'm in the IT dept). Enterprise apps are actually a lot better about supporting Linux these days. Zoom, WebEx, TigerConnect (healthcare focused HIPAA compliant messenger) all have native Linux versions. Also, the CrowdStrike EDR agent supports Linux too, which was helpful to get approval to run Linux. Support is good in IT specific tools too. VMWare remote console and VMWare Omnissa Horizon client also support Linux natively, so I use Horizon to connect to a VM when I actually do need Windows. Most of the Cisco management tools that aren't web based work too, e.g. CUCM RTMT, but they are in Java so not too surprising. The only stickler really is Microsoft products. I use Teams, Sharepoint and Outlook as PWA though, which is good enough for me (do all my actual document editing in LibreOffice though). Typically the only thing I actually need to log into actual Windows VM for is Windows Server Management Tools to manage AD, DHCP, DNS etc
Sorry for you losses. My mom passed recently too. We are having an estate sale to sell off what we can from her house, then we'll donate/trash the rest next week. There are lots of emotions when clearing all of a person's stuff out, it really drives home the finality of the situation. Best of luck to you
Trump cock rings
Did you try Music Has The Right to Children? It's their most solid album. Later efforts have been kinda meh in comparison. Haven't listened to Inferno yet though
Nice song. I hadnt heardof this band before, but I'll be checking them out
Don't forget the OG KDE mascot Kandalf
Probably laugh at how stupid Trump voters are. Then they move on to scheming their next act of blatant corruption
Would it actually be illegal? Im not a lawyer or anything, but im not sure what crime it would be. Using the exploit to hack someone would be illegal, but I cant see why developing and selling an exploit would be
Seems like the Streisand Effect is at play here. I never would have noticed a watermelon as a political symbol if they hadn't reacted this, i would just think it's a bit of whimsy. Now tons of people are reading about it
The union in this case is University of California workers, so probably not as big a lift as organizing a union in Corporate America. Still, a nice acheivement for those involved
Running fiber is really expensive, and even if you are willing to invest the capital, getting access to utility poles or permission to put a trench through someone's property is arduous, maybe not even possible in some cases.
Don't get me wrong, it would be great if we had more fiber infrastructure in more places, it does provide societal benefit, but it's not necessarily viable to do if motivated by generating profits alone
End the AM/PM stuff too!
So does it grow back or is it a 'one and done' type thing?
they dont think it be like it is but it do 🤔
I'm in the lucky position that I get to run Linux on my work machines in an otherwise Windows environment (helps that I'm in the IT dept). Enterprise apps are actually a lot better about supporting Linux these days. Zoom, WebEx, TigerConnect (healthcare focused HIPAA compliant messenger) all have native Linux versions. Also, the CrowdStrike EDR agent supports Linux too, which was helpful to get approval to run Linux. Support is good in IT specific tools too. VMWare remote console and
VMWareOmnissa Horizon client also support Linux natively, so I use Horizon to connect to a VM when I actually do need Windows. Most of the Cisco management tools that aren't web based work too, e.g. CUCM RTMT, but they are in Java so not too surprising. The only stickler really is Microsoft products. I use Teams, Sharepoint and Outlook as PWA though, which is good enough for me (do all my actual document editing in LibreOffice though). Typically the only thing I actually need to log into actual Windows VM for is Windows Server Management Tools to manage AD, DHCP, DNS etcAh yes, no place like localhost
Looks like it's $3500! 😬 Seems crazy to pay that much for a TV
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/hisense-65-class-ur9-rgb-miniled-series-qled-uhd-4k-hdr-smart-google-tv-2026/J3Z9Z42TQL
Nice! Me and the family hiked to the top of Pinyon Peak, Monterey County, California last weekend.
Donald! Nooooooo! 😱
Sorry for you losses. My mom passed recently too. We are having an estate sale to sell off what we can from her house, then we'll donate/trash the rest next week. There are lots of emotions when clearing all of a person's stuff out, it really drives home the finality of the situation. Best of luck to you