No wonder republicans hate education, schools are taking away their minors!

> Be 18
> Mister

Glory to our trans homies

Bro, that is literally the first comment on the post! None of the solutions were posted when it was made.

They’re wrong, but you are just being a dick.

XWayland has something called a “rootful mode” where it opens an X11 session as a window nested inside a Wayland session. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij3rsqX2pKQ XWayland will be started as your own user, but maybe you could use sudo -u ... to set a different user.

The other possibility is to switch to another terminal session with a different user, start an X11 session with startx, and use x11vnc -listen 127.0.0.1 -forever -passwd PASS1234 to run a VNC server that’s only accessible from the local machine.

Naaaw, my dude! *finger guns*

I watch the Daily Silksong News. Tomorrow, for sure…

VS’s built-in .NET debugger is top tier, though. Especially the ability to edit code while it is running.

I wouldn’t consider it a “hack”, but I’m always baffled by the number of people who don’t use any kind of content blocker on the web, then complain about full-page ads, pop-ups, and autoplay videos. It’s like going to a cheap motel with a lady of the night without bringing condoms.

Death of hosts not the result of excessive bloodsucking, says literal parasite.

When I try to think of stereotypical “American” music, it’s always either this, Trace Adkins, or Earl Scruggs. Soken made the right choice with Bones Malone and The Spooky Boys.

Time-based one-time passwords. It’s been used for years for multi-factor authentication.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-based_one-time_password

Soken survived cancer while also composing one of the best songs for the single best story arc. He gets a free La Hee.

> dark and snowy level
> church organ

> clockwork/steampunk level
> 3/4 beat

> Aztec empire
> big band jazz straight out of an old-timey gangster flick for some fucking reason

“Your nerves are forged anew, and your legs are as strong as a marathon runner’s. Unfortunately you never learned to walk, much less run. Good luck.”

VLANs are an extension of the Ethernet technology, and operate on the link layer (OSI layer 2). They are handled by switches. VLANs can belong to different subnets, and communication between them requires routing, which happens on the network layer (OSI layer 3) on either routers or layer-3 switches, but VLANs themselves are handled by switches.

I recommend Network Chuck on youtube, his videos are very noob-friendly.

It’s definitely a beast at the best of times, but the scriptability is great.

Just a few weeks ago I used it to deploy a custom Win10 image to several hundred computers in a very heterogenous environment in lite-server mode (basically PXE with extra steps). It took three of us sysadmins several days to figure out why it wasn’t working, several more to write a script that could handle every scenario. Some computers had SATA SSDs, some NVMe, some both, some SSD+HDD, the block device names (sda, sdb…) were never consistent, and some reported its HDDs to sysfs as SSDs. I ended up dissecting the ISO and came up with a solution that only required a single Enter key to start and did everything else automatically.

My entire devops career started with writing stupid E2 programs in GMOD and hosting a private Minecraft server (IIRC it was Bukkit or something similar). This is the real pride and accomplishment.

Terrible for the employees, but I have no pity for ZA/UM or its top-level parasites.

I think I missed the “mysticism and spirituality” period. Twenty years ago I knew India for cows, castes, and crap in the rivers.

No, it really is super simple, just:

Set-HostElevatedPrivilege -SubstituteUser Administrator -Privilege [Microsoft.Automation.HostPrivilege]::new("Administrators", $(hostname)) -Credential $(Get-Credential) -Command "ping 1.1.1.1"