An excellent non-fiction book, that Catch-22. Required reading for anyone working in a corporation. Or anywhere really…

This is similar to what I do, though with Synology Hyperbackup (to Herzner S3 storage).

Yeah, that is a shame, I agree.

If you haven’t, you should check out Kung Fury.

Any plans for an iOS app?

Yeah, on one hand I want her to stay this age for ever, on the other hand, it’s been so cool seeing her grow…

Yup, becoming and being a dad. Five years so far and it’s just been getting better and better.

Yup, at this point I’d rather go with a cheap chinese fitness tracker than anything from ‘don’t be evil wait no fuck that let’s make money’ Google.

There’s a Catch-22 joke somewhere in there…

This should be illegal for politicians, honestly.

I run UptimeKuma for monitoring a couple of things, but honestly, I’m pretty much my only user and my homelab is independent of the regular home network, so I don’t really care too much. I’ve been considering some simple log monitoring… when I get around to it :-)

Based on the trailer, it looks like it might have local co-op. Would love to play this on the Steam Deck with my wife.

His talk on the subject is great, I really enjoyed it and I agree with is take in that it’s the journey, not the destination.

Just to put this into context: social media platforms such as Facebook will not block hate speech, racism and fascism and will let society devolve because $profit$. But no-one is allowed to be mean to (checks notes) a piece of software?

Fuck this shit.

AI-made Vogon poetry… sounds like fun!

Ups, you’re right, the pod bay doors are still closed, my mistake! I’ve fixed it now, give ot a try!

(pod bay doors are still locked, but now the thermostat is set to -5 degrees)

Yeah, I know, I was thinking more along the lines of the Distrowatch popularity ranking of which specific pages get the most hits (and Gemtoo pretty low down these days).

I wonder what the number of users is various distros. I used Gentoo on my desktop around 15-20 years ago and really loved it, but now I prefer vanilla Debian. I think Arch took over a large part of the Gentoo user base.

Can’t wait for the Milwakee vs Dewalt vs Makita exoskeleton discussions.

I moved from sysadmin to technical pre-sales a few years ago and I’m happy with the move. Though honestly I enjoyed being a sysadmin as well - from my experiences it’s more the work environment and the collegues than the actual work you do that makes or breaks a job.