The enemy of my enemy is the enemy of my enemy.

Because at least for me getting a shared folder to work was a total pain in the ass. Virtualbox just worked in that regard.

Top private employers, lists public universities. Yeah, ok pal.

Id you don’t like it, get a VPN or consider replacing your government.

They should need to get a warrant, but that doesn’t sound too hard in this instance.

Going public usually makes everything worse.

• We use fax in the USA more than you’d think. I’d call that a wash.

• Paper in your filing cabinet will never be messed with by a ransomware attack. Ransomware attacks seem to happen to businesses and hospitals just about daily here. I’m actually watching a news story on a hospital ransomware attack as I write this.

Floppy drives? Yeesh that one is a bit weird.

Most of those negatives sound fine to me.

Kodi as a front end to jellyfin works great

Are you kidding me? Tests in prod? Hopefully that means you didn’t fully roll out. That means someone didn’t get a 3am page.

This sounds like a god-damned resounding success.

For local testing: build and run tests on whatever computer I’m developing on.

For deployment: I have a self hosted gitlab instance in a kubernetes cluster. It comes with a registry all setup. Push the project, let the cicd pipeline build, test, and deploy through staging into prod.

I’m pretty sure I first heard about this problem on NPR.

Cliff face. Lemmy cliff face.