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Also very helpful for people who don’t realize they are lactose intolerant.

Coffee will still get you rolling, but in a much kinder way.

These little bribes are very common in the US. Shops/restaurants give cops free food/drinks to stay on their good side, and so the cops will “patrol” the area more.

Its been what, 8 years since the original switch was released?

They had plenty of time to decide on a better name.

In my experience, people want “it will work.” They will not accept “it could work” at all.

“It should work” is the perfect amount of hedge, even when you know “it will work,” because all of us have been burned by simple assumptions that were right 1000 times before and were somehow wrong this time.

Buckets is also good and runs on the same “envelope” model. I find the UX of buckets much better, personally.

Not actual FOSS, but its a free unlimited trial that you pay for when you want to.

This is why “sure” or “yes” are not part of my IT vocabulary. “Should” is king. “We should be be able to do” or “that should work.”

In the idiocy of stakeholders that want IT to be a magic wand to fix their ineptitude instead of a helpful contributor to their well thought out process, you have to coach everything in the polite “no” that is “maybe” or “should.”

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I had the hardest time with this. What I ended up doing instead was provisioning a dedicated vm to run as a tailscale subnet router, then just advertise my gateway and the applicable container IPs via /32 CIDRs. Tailscale will let you do multiple comma separated IPs when advertising routes, so it’s easy to append a new service via IP.

The shiny one.

If youre using podman quadlets, this config in the systemd service file does the same:

[Service]

Restart=always

At least faking a call so they leave him alone.

Just POSIX and no other compatibility? Pretty niche, man.

A lack of niche OS compatibility isn’t much of a downside. Working on 99.9% of all active OS’s is excellent coverage for a skftware suite.

Besides, freebsd has podman support, which is something like 95% cross compatible with docker. You basically do have docker support on freebsd, just harder.

Id be pretty wary of using any system that “cooked” an nvme. That not the sign of an actual healthy system.

Was the failure just heat damage?

Maybe even the first “death of the author” if he kept interrupting.

Please feel free to correct any I “botchered.”

Yup, this was a ban wave that hit Linux desktop and Steamdeck players.

Nope, didn’t ring any bells off hand like the others.

Had to look it up.

• I think, there for i am
• Death comes for us all
• You’re not welcome here
• Attacking the person (not the arguments)
• Seize the day
• All togther, we are one
• to the stars (through suffering? New one for me)
• god in the machine (saved by forces beyond mortal understanding)

No, the bank does not own the car. They have a lien on it, i.e it is collateral for you defaulting on the loan they gave you to purchase it. Thats not ownership as much as its a stake on the material good as collatoral for payment. Contractors/etc can put similar liens on houses that mean you cant sell the house without paying them. That too is a civil matter.

Enforcing a lien is a civil matter. The process for enforcement varies state to state, but it is a contract dispute, not theft or anything like it.

Breach of contract has penalties that can include various things, including repossession, but cops wont enforce that without a writ from the courts, and often not without a nominal fee paid. This is normally when the losing party in a lawsuit refuses to comply with a judges ruling for payment to the wronged party. A simple car loan default doesnt rise to that level.

There is a reason its repo guys rolling around in tow trucks picking up defaulted cars and not cops. Its not a criminal matter.