You should take a look at Ansible, it’s the same problem as infra teams in tech companies to manage Linux deployment and it’s a mostly solved problem

This reminds me of when I was a kid. My school computer were running slow as heck windows xps or windows 7s, mostly slow because the bloat of education software that was installed to block visiting certain websites, lock down computers during certain hours or when the teacher is lecturing, etc. Even in my high school.

One day for my computer class during a lecture, I plugged in my liveboot USB running Mint, hushed my classmates next to me and rebooted. I didn’t expect the computer to make a loud as hell beep sound when it got to the bootloader, but I was sitting in a side row so the teacher just said “what was that?” and moved on while others looked at me suspiciously. But then I was able to boot up Linux right there, super easy. And everything works, I was able to browse the web without any restrictions, well I’m not really trying to look at bad stuff but just hate being locked down when I can do something else instead. Or maybe I just wanted to show off Linux. Anyways my classmates next to me silently whispered “what the heck how did you do this??” I look back at this as a fond memory.

Ditto, going outside with some physical exercises boosts my endorphins levels a bit. Playing instruments too. Socializing is very helpful for those bad days.

Graphics looking awesome

That’s fucked up that a prosecutor has lobbyist interests in private prisons.

I see, thanks for the clarification! May we never receive a $100k bill :D

This is more of an indication that the USSR had a functional public education system, and the dictatorship style, top down style education is indeed good at hammering (STEM based) academic skills into young brains. Arguably, most other non third world countries are doing a better job at the public school system than the US

That’s too bad, thanks for sharing. For now I’m using Boost’s built in Lemmy search but it’s not as smart as querying reddit results from Google or even reddit’s search itself. Hopefully someone will rewrite & revive this project.

I hope you’re right, I also tried to read the pricing page on netlify carefully about this. The Q&A says the websites will be shut off if the bandwidth limit is reached, but the pricing table still says $55/100 after 100G is reached. Talk about not reassuring. From the look of it, it’s probably fine to use the free tier since it technically didn’t ask for credit card info and real name to sign up iirc, I don’t think they have enough info to send a bill to any users home address, so nothing is stopping from surprise charge free tier user from just not paying the bill at all.

Just a heads-up about netlify, I am building a website and planning to host there as well, but be sure to do rate limiting or put it behind a cloudflare proxy to avoid ridiculous $100k bill from netlify.

Update: I checked netlify’s docs on rate limiting and it is a paid feature :(. That means you’re a DDoS attack away from a huge bill from netlify, even if you’re on a free plan. I’m going to host my site on GitHub pages or cloudflare pages instead, netlify is simple to use but this is simply too dangerous.

It seems like the search engine is not working anymore, redirects to a personal portfolio page. Any updates?

He sacrificed his life for more soup umami

Jessica Aber is dead.