Or just run a hose from the tailpipe of the old ford truck. Dave’s right again.

You probably shouldn’t, check out Intel management engine and AMD secure technology.

This isn’t some crazy zero day, it’s pretty well known. Intel management engine and AMD secure technology.

Assuming you’re not joking here, if your computers are any way modern they almost certainly have a backdoor.

Come back where? China?

Come, not coke

Lol, my server goes by “nas”

Lol, it’s 20x easier when you’re looking at a dump from nmap.

You had me at perl!

You update your TV more than your phone? I don’t feel that’s the regular way of things.

Of they’ve replaced it they might be open to the idea of freeing up the source code?

Can I make my Linux Minecraft talk to my Xbox Minecraft?

Yeah, I can see how that could go wrong, in practice it’s used to alias a python version python2 to python and impacts about 10 build scripts. (Which should be rewritten, but no-one is going to prioritise that work)

Which one?

Wouldn’t that require me to have access to everyone’s home directory and need to dump the scripts in everyone’s?

Potentially I could set up an alt bin directory everyone has access to and configure that in the shared profile, the only drawback there is it might be less obvious whats going on if something breaks and someone else needs to take a look at it.

You haven’t, but okay, you do you.

Mostly because there’s a profile everyone sources that’s relatively straightforward to that’s straightforward to get access to. Whereas I’d never get root level access.

I’d play a mediocre game for free that I wouldn’t pay for, what is your point exactly?

I use aliases for renaming commands and making bash scripts look like real commands to the rest of my team.

Self hosting movement is hosting stuff yourself, so kinda, assuming you’re not putting some kind of advertising on your own services, but most commonly I’d see things like jellyfin, nextcloud, navidrome, immich and then a bunch of other stuff, there’s foss alternatives to most commercial offerings.

Awesome selfhosted

Is a great place to start.

I wouldn’t mind a little faster paced fwiw, the conversation can stagnate a bit sometimes, but it is what it is.