Shit! He put his readers down somewhere! He can’t read the plan!

Proof you need to thoroughly play test house rules before having a larger rollout.

Someone already did.

They were smart enough for a while to keep the masses at bay with the Henry Ford method. They just started getting too greedy again.

I was going to say you have to start use Alpine with the Pine email client. But IIRC, Pine stopped development, and a new project called Alpine took over.

So, now use Alpine to run Alpine and start calling it Alpine Linux Alpine Linux.

You wouldn’t understand. He’s playing 603D chess.

What are you talking about? The whole planet has been stuck in the Immaterium for the last decade.

Hey now! They could catch fire before the make it to a bridge.

Also also has the artist never seen a cross before? That horizontal piece is really low.

Or it’s just AI. Hard to say these days, but that could be a tell.

There’s no place like $HOME.

It’s like your mom said you can’t spend the night at a friend’s house, so you don’t tell her and spend the night at a different friend’s house.

The private school is the living room.

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I never heard that about Substack. The only thing kind of in the same vein was the blog site Pathos started filtering negative posts about religion and a bunch of atheists left.

https://www.skeptical-science.com/atheism/why-have-all-non-religious-bloggers-walked-away-from-patheos/

There likely isn’t. I was just making a dumb joke about what a Flordia man inspired Kiwi would do.

You could say the same thing about a croc too. Get an idiot drunk enough and they do even more idiotic things.

I’m sure you could find a Cassowary around to get some equivalent amount of chaos to a croc.

That’s the neat part: they don’t!

Like, Nextcloud runs background tasks as a cron job which is something I’ve never seen with other hosted services.

Drupal also uses crons to run repeated tasks. By default, Drupal cron cleans out stale database records for a few tables and breaks old caches. It can be extended by the developer, though.

It’s probably a holdover from before containerised applications were ubiquitous but honestly it comes off as jank.

PHP is pre-container and pre-virtualization, so I guess you can think of it as a hack way of getting garbage collection. To be honest, the cron’s translate pretty well to k8s cronjobs. You just use the same image as the app and override the command with the cronjob command.

We will have so much winning […] that you may get bored with the winning. Believe me, I agree, you’ll never get bored with winning.