

Now think about this, you have logic that doesn’t make sense when run directly, but you need it to be a library.
You have multiple name=main statements in some of your functions


Now think about this, you have logic that doesn’t make sense when run directly, but you need it to be a library.
You have multiple name=main statements in some of your functions


By looking up pirate primary sources that are behind paywalls. I said, sources are paywalled, go look it up.


The majority of new Linux users are buying Chromebooks or other devices with it prebuilt


Sorry, sources are all paywalled.
Sales in these devices are up, while PCs are stagnant. Go look


Chromebook/ tablet people mostly.
The most likely users for Linux desktop, don’t need a tower. Storage and computing are compact enough.
The heavy compute workload people have a lot of history of how and what they use, they need to explore their own migration path.


No give, only take!!!



That can’t sounds like won’t


I’ve been using keepass for years. If someone gets a hold of the vault file, the passphrase could potentially be found.
Unless you do selfhost correctly, yeah you want to trust somebody else.


Well it’s good your mom was the judge, interest that high is criminal



They imply the fucker part themselves, it’s part of their troll


The response to “what about men” comments is, we’re already talking about men when we talk about misogyny. Misandry and misogyny are the exact same problem, strictly enforced gender roles. If you deviate, you are punished. The men that are caregivers are derided just like the women that refuse to rear children. Every other related paradigm punches down into the people who do not conform. Stoicism in men, histrionics in women.
Either is a foil for the other and it’s exactly the same bullshit.


Nothing. The only people that gain anything from strict gender roles are the rich, and they use them to create disparities and depress wages.


Not liking the solution you have doesn’t mean you don’t have a solution.
Anyway, watch the playlist I sent, it’s a great overview of the OSI model with some other stuff. You mentioned not understanding some layers, once you do you will understand the limitations of the hardware you have.


You are basically asking for people to solve a solved problem, there’s no actual need for keeping the PCs separate since you control them both, and oh and you want it done cheap. A bespoke custom solution will not scale regardless if you need it to or not, you should know that.
https://hometechhacker.com/great-choices-for-opnsense-hardware/
A firewall device with as many ports as you need is your best bet.


I do need to segregate networks but I do not trust the operating systems running on these switches which can do L3 routing.
Ok, so you are trusting the PCs which you need to keep separate.
There’s no way to know if one of them is hoovering all the traffic from the other, if they are both connected to the same unmanaged switch.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjVwd8FlHBASO5vLBtMYNOzm8Q9DegSjO


My guy he thinks you were going to taste the salt lick


The video the guy did about making this was great


It doesn’t generate and save it, it generates it again at the same position.


The more normies start using this, the more default config/ old as dirt routers will have some exploitable thing.
More than 10 years ago, I logged into the router of some guy on IRC and changed his pppoe username and password to 'pleaseinvestigateme ‘iamapedophile’ or something.
The IP he connected from was his home network, the router had default username and password. He disconnected when I hit save.
The guy was a pedo, fyi. Or trolling by saying he was.
So you might have a script that does stuff as a library, and it should get environment variables and other info from the calling script. You use the same script for doing one off stuff on different computers.
So you make it do something slightly different or make it set it’s path and look into the current folder when you run it directly. This change in logic could be in a few points in the script.