I put something big on top of a switch, and two days later the switch started working weirdly. And I spent two days debugging why my internet was getting bad. And it turns out the switch was overheating!!!

The instructor should dump a liter of warm ketchup on the soon-to-be dead Gunner. So everybody gets the gooey experience

I think Alice defederated with them

I feel like Satan ran an improv night, everybody put an idea into a hat, and now Satan is making communities based on every improv idea

This is why I’m recommending IPv6. If you have global unique addresses for all your devices, including on your local network, it makes tail scales job much easier

^^^ plus an open bootloader that can be relocked with user supplied keys! Pretty please.

What’s the name of the game? Where can we learn more about it?

All lives matter. It’s just a question of to whom.

The volume and frequency of these communities from hilarious chaos is bordering on spam.

Wishing a community exists is one thing. Creating a community and then dropping it and running away hoping other people pick it up. Is another

I want your communities to succeed, I recommend you pick one, commit to it, generate content, have discussions there, and then when you’ve got a bit of content then advertise it for more people to come in and engage with

Ah yes the 1964 swiss civil war. Terrible time

If it’s world war II, and you’re thinking about who to make your overall theater commander, You’re going to put a lot of factors into that, including is this person available.

It wouldn’t make sense to make general Patton your absolute commander, and then have him be unavailable for 3 months.

Double so if they’ve already refused orders

I would like to find the full uncensored archive. There were some amazing comics they self censored.

Good thinking. If it works without tail scale, it’s probably a tail scale configuration issue.

I imagine in the data center power outage scenario, the UPS is just to buy you enough time to get the generators going.

I’ve been in a fair few data centers that run so hot, even a few minutes without air conditioning probably would be catastrophic.

With liquid cooled racks, I imagine any interruption becomes very problematic

Plus you can’t hear anything over the motors.

This is a shot in the dark, but you could do IPv6 for your internal networking, with the global unique IP addresses, it might help tailscale just route locally instead

Technically yes. There’s nothing special about the code running in the CPU. Long time ago there was an application that would switch from Windows to Linux without rebooting. But it was super unstable. You didn’t reinitialize all the memory… Some devices on the bus expect to get initialized one time, and can’t be reinitialized later after the system’s powered on, It’s asking for trouble

What you really want to do, is have multiple operating systems running on different cores at the same time. And this is an ideal use case for a hypervisor like Xen which is a microkernel. That will then dedicate a CPU to any operating system you want, so they’re running in parallel.

Then swapping between the operating systems is as simple as giving one control of the keyboard video and mouse.

This is as close as you can get to having two different computers running side by side.

Rom would try to pay the ransom and fail

Quark would find a way to blackmail trade for moogies freedom

Moogie would scold both of them for getting involved.

That’s a good point, and that’s what a long-term CEO could fight for. But this executive before they became CEO was given a test, could they do this difficult executive thing, and they didn’t. If you’re the board of directors, is this the person you promote to CEO? They’re already giving you friction before they become the CEO

I’m not apologizing. I think this person would make a terrible CEO. For a variety of reasons. The biggest is the fact that they’re going around on a campaign besmirching the company they tried to become the CEO of. That’s an Elon musk move