Willingly switching from Arch to Debian says a lot about a person

The only people who use Debian are the people who started with Debian

I will never understand people who willingly subject themselves to Debian when there are so many better alternatives

Who is moaning?

It is, and people are sharing all the knowledge in the world, in a way that was never possible before.

Just because an AI-driven botnet is flooding it with bogus articles, and mainstream entertainment is full of brain rot, it doesn’t mean the internet isn’t incredibly useful, to the point that many people would struggle with daily life without it.

How is the Internet not a network of knowledge open to anyone??

It’s full of crap, yes. Back then it was just much smaller, but still very much crap-filled.

100% agree with this, to the point that if you haven’t taught your child to eat all the common vegetables by the time they enter the real world, you have failed as a parent.

I feel such strong second-hand embarrassment when somebody has to excuse “I don’t like onions” (like wtf onions is THE number 1 vegetable) or tomatoes or something.

I will admit to have shamed my girlfriend about not liking celery until she ate it daily for a week to learn. Now her favorite drink is bloody mary because of the free celery snack.

Yea they did, it was revised to whatever this bs is, which is now also being revised.

This is the worst part of YouTube. Just read the manual.

They already pulled back the part about banning VPNs last night, before this post was even made.

Source

There’s a good chance this guy is just a moron.

I just see it as defending free speech

In fact, you can emulate every other console with pirated ROMs without anyone batting an eye

Like what?

SSL is so simple and automatic with certbot.

Then there’s CORS if you really need to load resources from other sites, but you won’t need that for small sites.

Making the backend is easier than ever. It’s much harder to make security mistakes nowadays.

And if you don’t know what you’re doing, just ask an LLM if you made any fuckups…

Corporate servers will usually have some degree of SIEM implemented, and at least automatic audit log monitoring.

At the same time, taking over exposed machines has never been more difficult.

This. People are overly paranoid nowadays.

I have had SSH open directly to my main PC for 15 years and never had any issues except spam logins. Just disallow password logins and you’re fine.

Same with :443 to my nginx.

Just wondering specifically how it can be so much worse

I wonder why it’s so different in the US compared to my country (Denmark). McDonald’s has been awarded “best workplace” for several years in a row.

We do have much stronger regulations on employee welfare, mostly from unions. And of course much higher pay.

What other societies have similar levels of customer entitlement? I think this is mostly prominent in areas with great inequality.

I have nothing to back this up with except for my own experiences though