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I must guess you cannot get pregnant, aren't a minority, as well as are wealthy. Otherwise I cannot see how this can ever be true.

It never bothered me. You can just stop dragging anywhere and it will turn into a window.

Society is really doing its darndest to turn all the dystopian cyberpunk worlds into reality huh

I highly doubt it would have cost much to preserve a few of the original tapes.

Arch is great these days, and in my own experience rarely breaks just due to updates if you set it up correctly.

But unless you're willing to configure a lot of stuff to your own liking, it's probably best to use some other, more mainstream distro.

The biggest issue to me seems to be the model struggling to put emphasis in the right places, but if that's something you can manually tune..

Aside from that, it sounds fine. I would hate to be a VA right now. Maybe it won't kill the field, but it will reduce a lot of job opportunities.

This depends entirely on the distribution. The distribution I run has no automatic updates by default. I do it manually.

I could easily set it up if I wanted to, but yeah. There is no consensus, it's just case-by-case basis. Some do have automatic updates by default.

Elon failed at scaling businesses. He lucked out at the start, and people think he's a genius due to survivorship bias, but tesla is going down the drain, even if it had an extremely good position in the market. SpaceX is doing alright I suppose, but didn't achieve many of the ambitious goals Elon said would happen, like the mars stuff, if not cancelled, then very delayed. The boring Company is a failure. Twitter is a failure. Solar roofs were a failure. Neuralink is a failure.

Employees talk about how they constantly have to tip-toe around him, and basically psychologically manipulate him to do the right thing. I think SpaceX just has really good managers that manage not the employees, but Elon himself. Whenever he gets full reign in a company, it falls apart.

Linux is designed to be able to do group policies like that very well

Remember, Linux originates back from the terminal days, and the vast majority of servers run Linux. If any OS is made to function well in large organizations, it's Linux. Windows is popular on desktop for reasons other than better group policies.

Well, sorry if it's something I'm super skeptical towards as a minority

Except that is literally judging you from how you look. And you don't think actual bad actors will try to trick the system?

Serverless sounds like a terrible name for this lmao.

Why not remote functions or something like that.