…or to anyone who can walk into a big box store and grab a product off the shelf.

…but you have to get whatever it is you’re transporting to the moon first

No, but you’ll have much more overhead. I have a VM that hosts all Docker deployments which don’t need much disk space (most of them)

This is a big point. One of the key advantages of docker is the layering and the fact that you can build up a pretty sizeable stack of isolated services based on the same set of core OS layers, which means significant disk space savings.

Sure, 200-700MB for a stack of core layers seems small but multiply that by a lot of containers and it adds up.

Probably useful for these kinda people

Common or not, it’s still fucking awful and the people who promote this nonsense should be ashamed of themselves.

Can we just let this system die already? ffs

• When you’re trying to make it level and hit the studs with your fasteners, it’s much easier with a stick than a whole cabinet carcass.
• Cleats make the cabinet easy to install and remove.
• French cleats have a substantial amount of bearing surface and are extremely stable as a result, even without additional fasteners.
  • That said, for a cabinet I would probably still drive a screw from the inside through the back panel into the cleat to eliminate any chance of a strong bump from underneath knocking the cabinet off the cleat. You know, like when you drop that last m4 nut on the desk and it bounces into the corner and you have to reach over your project and soldering iron and cup of coffee to retrieve it and then stand up too quickly in triumph and bang your head off the underside of the cabinet…

I user to think all professional athletes were grossly overpaid but in general it’s only the “stars” that have the super ridiculous salaries.

An NFL lineman making $2-6 million a year seems crazy except when you consider that the national leagues are difficult to get into and require the highest level of skill/talent (usually… sometimes you get a real turd like Burfict).

An injury could kill their career immediately, and they’re all pretty much speed running an entire 30-40 year career (with salary and retirement savings) in half a dozen seasons.

Maybe I’m dense but shouldn’t the clock be:

• H: 0.01667
• M: 1
• S: 60

Yep, I’m a dumb, realized after a cup of coffee. Confirmed by the reply below.

I think I’m just going to go back to bed and skip today

So uh, what do you think the Cl in NaCl stands for?

Maximum length is the biggest red flag to me and was the catalyst for me making the effort to switch to unique passwords per-account years ago. There’s just so, so many shitty homerolled security systems out there… and data breaches seem to be a perennial problem these days.

There’s just no excuse for limiting the length if you’re doing security correctly (other than perhaps a large upper limit just to protect against someone DOSing the backend with a bunch of 100MB strings; 512 characters seems reasonable).

By setting an upper limit, you’re basically saying one or more of these things:

• We store your password in plaintext
• We store a hash but our hashing function has an unnecessarily arbitrarily limited input size
• The person/team implementing the backend has no idea what they’re doing and/or just copy pasted login code from stack overflow
• We tried to get away with minimal password requirements but some middle manager wouldn’t rubber stamp it without arbitrary_list_of_bs

Did you know that HOLOGRAM is an anagram for GLAM HOOR?

Speak for yourself

Ok that’s just not true at all.

Core temps ramp up astonishingly fast on RPi!

ducks

You are all false prophets. The time is clearly 26:71.

Okay, that Zoline story kinda broke me for about half an hour.

Plot twist: They both go to OnlyFans.

People who say this imagine themselves and their families in the 0.5B but will end up in the 7.5B, suffering immeasurably in the process.

“Test suite”?

Depends on whether she raises her head.

As pictured:

• Depending on the ammunition, her ass jiggles either sightly or substantially
• Her hat is probably displaced
• She wishes she had doubled up on hearing protection

Lots of things could go wrong here but him pulling the trigger from this position is relatively tame. Stupid as fuck, but tame.

She will feel no effect from the barrel heating up as the other commenter said, for two reasons.

First, one shot doesn’t really do much to the barrel temperature - you’d need multiple shots in relatively rapid succession (i.e. several within a few minutes) for the barrel to start getting uncomfortably warm.

Second, the barrel isn’t resting on her gluteal cleft; the receiver is. This part of the rifle is designed to be held.