

All day everyday. Why click through a GUI when I can slam out a command in 1/4 of the time to see what my resources or doing, or if something is acting weird. Watching logs tail in a terminal is always going to be faster and smoother than GUI as well. Debugging things as well.


Nov 4th (few days ago). Democrats won everything.


I honestly don’t think Mike Johnson was even in the political sphere when Epstein was still free, but who knows 🤷


Only on Lemmy does the Politics comment section contain regex snippets.


FUCK.THAT.CAVE.SHIT.
They keep saying that “only” 10% of Americans rely on the ACA subsidies, but that extent is GOP talking points bullshit that doesn’t explain how much every $1 spent on these programs do to generate MORE than the investment.
The overlap is insane for people who use SNAP, new business owners who buy from the state marketplaces to cover small numbers of employees, government workers who contract, local unions who have under 50 members, and so on.
Every $1 in SNAP benefits generate $1.50+ of GDP. Every $1 of ACA benefits generate anywhere from $3-$150 of the same.
This needs to be preserv, and these fuckers trying to take this money away to put it towards ICE need to go away.


Almost 20 years ago at this point even.


You should probably ask a therapist about this because the level of trauma is very subjective.


A different angle might be to ask if X country actually has a concept of Santa Claus for their particular holidays if you’re interested in learning about that.


I would say somewhere between 0 and 2 if you’re using a hardware-based hypervisor because the ability to address certain host hardware pretty much stops after Host>VM>VM (there are caveats), and the returns are immediately diminished after the first.
If using a software Hypervisor, you can probably go as far as your resources would let you, but I’d guess about 3 or 4 layers deep on most commercial hardware because the required resources the HV needs to track all the layer translations will balloon quite quickly.


Improbable. Everything has bugs that surface. See my other link, or look yourself. There have been plenty of security fixes for Rust. It’s not bulletproof, just like anything else, just less likely specifically for certain memory attacks to be vectors.


Again… IMPROBABLE


WOW. No, it would make it improbable. It’s not like there can’t be zero-days for Rust, bud. This particular attack vector deals with memory handling, and sure, Rust’s main feature is memory security and management. Doesn’t mean there aren’t bugs to exploit there.
https://linuxsecurity.com/features/rise-of-rust-based-malware


Lol. You have no idea what you are talking about about here 😂


For almost 20 years now


Talk to Texas
Were they not before?