I used to work at a company where this was in the KB. 😐

It’s 2026, we can do whatever we want.

It’s a casserole with crust.

FreeIPA covers most scenarios. Kerberos, Dynamic DNS/DNS, LDAP.

GPO equivalency would need some config management tool. Ansible is what RH would suggest, but something with an agent would probably be better.

Bombs from Raytheon are environmentally friendly. Making war environmentally friendly is what Raytheon is all about. Raytheon a green company! 👍🏽

Is there a credit I’m missing?

Yeah, stupid shit is stupid shit.

A better front suspension setup would make the car more forgiving though. Most of it is on Ford for not fixing their setup.

It’s making fun of the Tesla person, and every bench racer who bags on other cars because they don’t have the numbers to beat a Camry.

Corvette guy is out enjoying his corvette.

It’s the lack of camber in their front suspension setup, from what I’ve heard.

The solid rear axle is bad when they hit a bump mid-corner and hop, but it’s the lack of camber in the front tires which makes them especially problematic in spins. It takes cat like reactions to catch a mustang, which very few people have.

I guess the fun of spinning into a ditch or other people is part of the mustang mystique, so it never gets fixed.

Or the artist was secretly spying on a past relationship of mine chronicling the misadventures of my ex.

But yeah. The down votes aren’t warranted.

And die alone? No. LOL

Going to second then poly thing. Gotta save money where possibly in this economy.

It would be great It he ran for governor down there. I want to see Desantis vs Cuomo. 😆

One nit to pick for anyone who reads this later.

/srv is probably a more appropriate location than /mnt. /srv is for local data services are going to serve.

That sounds like a milestone. Pop some champagne and go on a date. 😄

I was thinking they would have a chair in a specially designed capsule, but taping them to the outside makes more sense considering the missiles fly off course.

Yeah, I hate this. I want to know onion articles aren’t real.

Funny thing. All those North Korea ICBMs, they’re launching barbers who question the haircut into the ocean.

It’s not so much about a second package manager as it is about having a base system and separating extra software from the base system.

Moving extra packages out of the base system allows the extra packages to be updated quicker. Fewer things get frozen when the stable point in time distro release is tagged. This also helps the base as it can move without having to worry about every piece of software in the repos being compatible with the changes.

The concept exists as 3rd party repos. However, most aren’t setup to be as cleanly separated as ports are.

There are none. Linux is a baseless system, which is its power and frustration.

You could install Debian or Alma Linux and run pkgsrc on it to approximate a base and extra packages setup like the BSDs.

There are parts of a tightly coupled userland forming, like iptools and systemd, but there are many things missing at the moment.