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@catsalad@infosec.exchange the importance of hyphens

@the_etrain@beige.party Left, down, rotate 62 degrees, engage rotor #futurama

@h4ckernews@mastodon.social it's always #dns

@the_etrain@beige.party You can't do that. Didn't you see the #futurama episode where they used the microwave during a supernova and went back in time? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNbs7uLUPZ8

@Gogs@mas.to let me know if you need an amicus brief

A swallowtail butterfly enjoying my basil this morning. I never realized how colorful the underside of the wings are. You usually see them from the top with the wings open #butterfly #gardening #basil #swallowtail

Doing some #cisco training and came across this graphic. #humor

@wendynather@infosec.exchange @kdawson@tldr.nettime.org @the_etrain@beige.party that's going to cause HR to get involved

@ricci@discuss.systems @SteveBellovin@infosec.exchange @briankrebs@infosec.exchange I'm not old enough to remember any of this, but On The Media did a series about the birth of FEMA. Really bizarre stuff. I guess history does eventually repeat itself. https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/articles/american-emergency-the-movement-to-kill-fema-on-the-media

@bich@apobangpo.space this has nothing to do with product safety and is just another attempt to get information on immigrants amd/or dissuade them from using the Healthcare system

@Lydie@tech.lgbt if you set it for 10 gig won't it automatically backoff when the OS detects congestion? Or are you saying the backoff from 10 is 1?

@CAPETOK@mastodon.social and ATM that dispenses cats? I want one

@sheepfreak Aglio e olio is so delicious. We use a recipe from Lidia Bastianich. It's great because it doesn't use a massive amount of oil like many others https://lidiasitaly.com/recipes/basic-aglio-e-olio/

@BenjaminKlein@mastodon.nu I'm sure Armstrong still thinks he didn't do anything wrong. Sports stars and celebrities should have learned by now that people don't care about the offending action, they care about the lying and the coverup. Just admit you screwed up, and move on. People will forget about it in a few years. If you dig in with lies, you will eventually be discovered and they will never forgive you.

@lionelb@expressional.social @JimmyB@mas.to They also love parsley. Destroyed a batch of mine one year

@the_etrain@beige.party if you have a Fresh Market near you they have them too. Although the Sprouts near me has a much better selection

@jerry@infosec.exchange do I have to do them in that order?

@LibertyForward1@beige.party the dark beige arts?

@Lydie@tech.lgbt well that sucks

@Dio9sys@haunted.computer I would try to but I'm pretty sure I'd get swatted as soon as I tried

@misty@digipres.club Can I download the law?

@dbtechyt@fosstodon.org The next step is to install a #tailscale subnet router in the homelab and then you have protected access by DNS name to all the services from wherever you are. You might need a DNS server in the lab to make this work. #Technitium

@psh@infosec.exchange @luigi@bolha.us that's the way I did it too. I don't access the lab from outside my LAN but I keep them separate in the interest of security

@cR0w@infosec.exchange if you are doing compliance you CAN"T do the work and fix things. That is separation of duties, one of the important tenants of compliance and auditing. That is one of the things that makes the role more relaxing, you need to have other people do the work.

@cR0w@infosec.exchange If you're willing to stay in tech but want to avoid the constant emergencies and putting out of fires, look into a compliance role. That's where I ended up before retiring and it was pretty chill compared to my sysadmin days. You get to spend your days reviewing policies and telling people they are doing things wrong.

@CactuarJoe@retro.pizza good to see she is staying hydrated

@catsalad@infosec.exchange if there was a cat on the bed it would be a cat salad

@arstechnica@mastodon.social Oh my arm it's broken! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zkvmnLgrd-Q

@chiefgyk3d@social.chiefgyk3d.com don't get sucked into the sunk cost fallacy. All the other great things you have done should eclipse the missing degree. Only you can decide if there are jobs you might want in the future that are going to require a degree (the same way some require certifications). If finishing the degree isn't going to benefit you then stop. The fact that you are close isn't relevant.

@daveSmeg@mastodon.social this is my first year growing tomatoes. Can I just prune the tops off the indeterminate ones to keep them at a reasonable size?

@luxliquida@critter.cafe @mttaggart@infosec.exchange Yes, I meant prior to the current tyrant

@mttaggart@infosec.exchange TBF we haven't had a tyrant leader in a very long time (ever?)

@RunRichRun@mastodon.social you would think so but this administration doesn't care what people think of them and they know no one is going to do anything about it

@DjityDjity@mastodon.social @John@fairdinkum.one Trump has repeatedly lied and said the other countries are paying the tariffs. It's absurd that he still says that given that when the previous tariffs were deemed illegal, companies got their refunds from the US government, not the country they bought items from. But he has shown that if you repeat a lie enough eventually people will believe it. Still waiting for that check from Mexico for the wall :)

@MarkHoltom@mastodonapp.uk The thing I don't understand about people and organizations who advocate heavily for fossil fuels above any form of renewable at all is that fossil fuels are a limited resource. We can debate about whether the current supply will last another 100 years, 1000 years, 10000 years, but at some point it's going to run out. Why not begin the process of switching to something else? The conversion is going to take a very long time, so your fossil fuel profits are still going to be safe for a while.

@pixelpusher220@dmv.community that was a very impressive design. I heard Phil mention one year that towns don't do those roadside designs just for the fun of it. Apparently there is an official competiton for the best one

@selfcare@hachyderm.io most newer phones and computers already have this function built in

@archibald@toot.cat oh the humanity!

@Zygos@mastodon.social that video of Rubio was painful to watch

@theblazetrends@mastodon.social Syncing to another device is not a backup either. Any disastrous changes you make on the primary device will be synced to the secondary device. A backup is a separate immutable copy of your data.

@Zygos@mastodon.social I keep thinking of something like a car with a 10 or 15 foot wide cow catcher on the front that goes right in front of the riders to clear a wide path.

@AngelaPreston@toot.cat we've had coneflowers for years and that is exactly what they do. Then the petals fall off and the seeds dry out which the goldfinches love to eat in the fall

@wendynather@infosec.exchange roll your cats for easier packing

@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt this is the kind of thing that has "unintended consequences" written all over it. Neither big tech or the utilities are going to give up that easily

@SandHillThicket@universeodon.com Before reading the text I assumed that was fur you got from brushing the cat

@jik@federate.social employees at EVERY company should assume their activities on the corporate network are monitored. That's table stakes at this point

@farah@beige.party looks like its toxicity is only from ingesting it. If it's one giant plant I would think you could put on some PPE, dig it out and that should be it. Can't say if it contaminates the soil or not