Seeking understanding is fine. Someone's mom would love for you to understand their lifetime of trauma that rule prevents happening to your mom.
Challenging rules to avoid altering behavior, not to understand, is more the point of pathological demand avoidance. It is inherently not about why, it's about a rule existing.
Ah pathological demand avoidance. It's not my inability to cope with ambiguity that's the problem, it's everyone else's inability to meet my arbitrary standards.
I feel validated the best hardware hacker has the notoriously dogshit Intel NIC as a name. Every single "wait why is this lagging?" problem that went to reformatting lengths of troubleshooting ended up being a bad e1000 driver interaction. .
Guy is manipulative, opportunistic, and greedy as fuck. Art from artist though. Steam would probably be more exploitative and harmful if someone else built it.
I get you that it's easy to over-provision in the cloud, but you can't return an on-prem server. A cloud VM, just shut it down and you're done.
AWS talks about minimizing undifferentiated heavy lifting as a reason to adopt managed services and I find that largely to be true. The majority of companies aren't differentiating their services via some low-level technology advantage that allows them to cost less. It's a different purchasing model, a smoother workflow, or a unique insight into data. The value an organization provides to customers should be the primary focus of the business, the rest is a means to sharpen that focus.
😎 If you're not compiling your own kernel 🏋🏼♂️ you're missing out on substantial gains 💪🏼. Just drink a little Nix shake in the morning 🤙🏼, then hit your favorite systemd alternative GitHub pages and pull the nightly 🤘🏼. You'll be so swole bro, you'll be Godify. 🎶
2-meter rat sounds fucking insane. That thing is 6 and a half feet long. It's gonna womp you. Run.