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finger touch grep awk cat pip, Red Hat…

Unix. GNU.

Dumb jokes and weird branding kinda comes with the package. People have fun.

I think ‘get over it’ is a pretty reasonable take, overall.

I wrote a crowdsec bouncer that outputs an anubis config. They work together well.

Anubis doesn’t try to do any detection or blocking by itself.

It is good that they’re working towards sustainability though. Lots of devs burn out.

I might, if the specs were good.

I mean, I’d look at the specs first. Because it’s just a logo. Show me the numbers that actually matter.

That said, there are imagery that would give me pause, obviously. I suspect we’d just draw the line in very different places.

If it harms nobody, let people have fun.

Alternately, Super Serious humourless douchebags pretending to be All Grown Up and overlooking powerful functionality because they don’t like the picture on the box.

Some people need to get over their obsession with appearance and face.

Xe Xaio is trying to self fund to replace their day job, so i wouldn’t say there’s no money motivation involved.

It was a slightly uphill battle to get my organization to adopt it for similar reasons but we got there with the branding, and we love botstopper. I put some effort into letting them know just how much it’s blocking.

I’m on Debian testing and the more recent kernel updates haven’t been supported by the nvidia drivers. Somewhat annoying but not difficult, just stuck on 6.x until they sort that out.

Kids these days

Back in the day you could fit a pretty functional linux on a 1.44mb disk

It’s a moving target.

IMO it’s one of those bell curve meme things, with ‘everything is a file’ on both ends. I’ve come back around to it.

“Allow”

The idea that the lack of growth opportunities (since you already have all the market) encourages them to forgo monopoly profits through underinvestment is maddening and hilarious.

Killing the golden goose by forgetting to buy goose food is a new one.

What sold my partner on Mint was the fact that my computer’s UI has basically remained unchanged for 20 years. She was pretty sick of Windows always screwing with workflows.

Same. I settled on Debian around 1999 and stayed there. A brief side trip to the ope source Solaris.

You’ll never believe who!!