

This should be the highest rated answer. The others are complete overkill.
In fact if you really don’t care whether the upgrade was successful it could even be upgrade ; shutdown.
90% of people aren’t worth the time


This should be the highest rated answer. The others are complete overkill.
In fact if you really don’t care whether the upgrade was successful it could even be upgrade ; shutdown.
I’m from the Midwest but I believe CompTIA is also popular in Arizona and California though I’m a web developer so I’m not 100% sure, but I’ve heard it thrown around by IT friends kind of a lot.


I’ve read that drinking is often used to communicate depression or stress to viewers. I always found it odd that everyone has a bar in their house so I started thinking about it more and did some reading.


I mean you’d be boosting the productivity within the remaining workload


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God DAMN is this what’s happening on corporate social media these days?


I think this also depends on region. In the Midwest I saw white socks everywhere but on the west coast I’m seeing black.


Living in Los Angeles sirens in movies/TV generally confuse the fuck out of me


The Art of UNIX Programming by Eric S Raymond. I’m only half-joking; I used to read it when I had insomnia because it was equal parts fascinating but verbose enough to get me to sleep.
Otherwise Waking Up by Sam Harris. I’d only heard of him after a group meditation session which I’d never done before and immediately became hooked: that you could be spiritual without religion was an entirely new concept for me.


Wouldn’t simply addressing climate change generally be the answer? I don’t understand why this might be confusing.


What’s funny is OP’s question always makes it to these wikis and forums too. So even the “why are Linux users so mean?” gripe has been surgically analyzed over and over.


My wife from Mexico once decided she’d make a cake (here in Los Angeles). After several hours she couldn’t figure out why nothing was cooking. It turned out, she was cooking at ~200°F if I remember correctly.


Your entire premise assumes that they have anxiety before becoming famous. People’s lives change and so do their conditions.
Do you really believe a bunch of anxious people one day decided to become famous to increase triggering their anxiety?


I do this more or less, while the VPS itself doesn’t route over a VPN I have traffic forwarded between Tailscale and a commercial VPN.
It’s actually much more complicated and involved than that involving four double hop VPN tunnels, two that stay 100% in my country then two that bounce around other countries routed over the first two. This way my traffic exits the country without it appearing that way.


Bonus points if the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz channels use the same SSID and security. I can’t stand when people separate them — who wants to sit there and switch networks all day trying to find the best one? Just let the clients do it on their own.


Just like I block all your employer’s domains I block you. I’ve had the chance to sell out too but it’s kind of gross that you know that what you’re doing is wrong but you rationalize it with “because money.”
Oh sure because AWS is so stable
What I hate about this mess is I remember when services like DoorDash were new and they marketed it more like a peer-to-peer network (with low overhead) rather than a money vacuum. Everyone gets fucked when it comes to DoorDash.