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I personally think once a year is not enough. Every 6 months might be better. Also people already spend a lot during December that they might not prioritize donating to KDE.

For those complaining… Well I don’t know what to say to them. Such a big complex software which is 100% free should be allowed to remind us that they need money.

Don’t forget they said it’s running as a daemon specifically so you can easily disable it if it triggers you so much.

I’m waiting for battlemage to give them a try. I really want them to succeed.

Wow really?

… Wait a minute, is that a ruse to believe the author of this article?

Your point doesn’t help me because it shows that we can fold space-time to create a shortcut with warp technology.

You are thinking of K9

Ah yes I did the same thing as you as I checked again but from my PC.

I just paid myself the 110 after using it for 2 years. It’s not for the popup since I was using a script to remove it. It’s more to get the production ready updates. My server has too many important things now, I don’t want less tested changes. That and to support the devs.

$550? For a homelab you should only need to pay €110/year. What am I missing here?

Is there a point in getting this on NixOS other than just because we can?

Ah crap, good to know. This sucks though, I was thinking of using it to replace CF. What’s left? Quad9 and the unbound type?

Some questions I wish I could say because it’s open source or I believe in open source projects

Where would the lying be?

Well whoever is doing this DDoS made me want to donate to the internet archives. Good job on bringing more visibility!

Well I know I’ve started to try EPEL in different ways starting in March. Like with Fedora, Rocky and AAP on RHEL. I can’t recall exactly why in March though.

Should we be surprised about this coming from volks?

I find it pretty funny too as I always forget what it means. It’s an ugly saying.

Ive started using podman too but I am not comfortable with it yet. So just an idea, could you use a higher port number on the pod then use iptable to redirect from port 53 to the new port #?

https://serverfault.com/questions/532569/how-to-do-port-forwarding-redirecting-on-debian

Thx I had no idea!

My tangible servers and clients have people’s names

My system components VMs have mythology names.

My non prod VMs have identifiable names like routeros, debiangui etc.

Fun stuff are my smart vacuums, I give them old women names from different countries. My very first one was Consuela, thinking of Family Guy.

VPs come and go, I guess it’s a new set of them.

That was a dumb move to force an upgrade on a work laptop. There I said it and I feel better.

Were you able to set the Hwid back to Windoes 10 pro?