I still have clients refusing to buy Office 365 subscriptions and insist on sticking with their old copies of Office 2016. I’d love to see how Microsoft is gonna convince those cheap fucks that this is the correct path forward. This OS is dead.

I think you need to install pipewire-pulse and pipewire-alsa. Make sure you have the pipewire.service and pipewire-pulse.service services enabled and started. What app are you using to make the app connections?

Raysession is better than Carla, it’ll automatically content the connections for you.

It’s a nightmare to install unless you’re the docker type.

Yeah this point keeps getting glossed over.

They promised us $45k trucks and delivered $100k trucks. No kidding it didn’t sell well.

Funny how this is the only source for the claim.

That’s fucking kidnapping.

Sounds trashy.

I mean just don’t do it. Turn it into a lengthy court battle that’ll last long enough until these bastards are gone

It’s hard to have a sense of community in a sub-industry of IT that tends to be run by single individuals.

I have 4 old hard drives that I pulled from an old Drobo that needs to be trashed. I bought a Mediasonic 4-bay RAID enclosure that I thought would be a good upgrade, but knew going into that the drives may not work because the manual for the new enclosure specifically says to use new drives to avoid problems. The exact product is this Mediasonic one.

While this would work isn’t it a bit time consuming compared to:

wipefs --all /dev/sdX

Well great job dragging your asses and never getting this out in time to save the USA. Now we get at least 4 more years of terror, hopefully we’re all still here after.

As an American with the postal service that’s a government agency this is just blowing my mind. Y’all just let a private dude buy your mail service?

It’s an old school log aggragating service that used to be how most *nix distros collected logs in years past. As I understand it was generally replaced by systemd’s journald service. The only times I encounter it in the wild is on legacy systems that couldn’t or refused to adapt and chances are they’re paying a lot cuz it’ll be a painful support experience. Oh and for some it can be a useful way to sync logs up to monitoring services like Splunk but it’s effectiveness is debatable.

And when exactly did we declare openvpn a legacy protocol?

Hell yeah

And why are you so concerned about licenses?

Jeez man, return fire already.

I am still confused who this is and why they felt the need to resign?