More options is always good.

My 7800xt is fine. What worries me is my 5600x.

I feel like it’s starting to show its age.

Also, it’s not a stretch to assume Waymo cuts costs by not having 1:1 coverage of humans to cars and that they triage which cars actually need humans.

I have a system of using month and year plus a common trailing string. My annoyance is that every year the last number on the year keeps moving.

In general you want to avoid layering packages if possible. But it’s not the end of the world. You can always build your own custom image that updates whenever the base image updates if you need something more customized.

Aurora is what you want. Same family of OS, different flavor. It’s what I use for my PC and my wife’s laptop.

https://getaurora.dev/en/

Wait, what issues? I have it running on my Steam Deck with Bazzite and my PC with Aurora. I didn’t have any issues.

To anthropomorphize is to be human.

I’m already building a custom image of Caddy with plugins for Crowdsec integration. It’s not hard to do. But I have no reason to use anything other than the default Let’s Encrypt setup.

Everyone in here taking about an the automations they’ve done for certs and I just use Caddy. It handles all that for me.

You missed Win 2k. I ran that for a long time.

I want it so bad.

No one is paying 90% for a shittier product.

You say. Confidently. With no receipts.

I don’t understand the point you’re trying to make. He’d burn down the entire country to avoid a single gut punch if he believed that would save him from getting hurt.

I just recently went through a much more benign, but scary nonetheless version of this.

I realized that my Ansible directory, that I had made public on GitHub to share as an example to some folks, had secrets committed and pushed.

It was the direct URL and credentials of an app I developed to store non-PII customer data. Now, it wouldn’t be the end of the world if someone noticed this and scraped the data, but it wouldn’t be good, either.

Luckily, I have Caddy access logs, and it appears no one ever accessed it.

So I pulled the secrets out of the Ansible directory and made the repo private, I rotated the credentials, and installed Crowdsec to monitor Caddy access logs and ban bad actors.

I only noticed the secrets because I had just setup Authelia as an OAuth2 provider for my homelab, and I was adding it to my backup scripts.

For appimages, I use https://github.com/mijorus/gearlever

Tarn seems like such a genuine, nice guy. He gets it.

Bazzite/Bluefin/Aurora do all updates in the background. Flatpak and Brew as well.

So all you have to do is restart your computer on a regular basis and everything just works.

It’s what make them nice for people who use their computers like a Chromebook.

No one is impressed with this. This is cringe. Go touch grass.