Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA).
If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
@univention@univention.social - here's a nugget that will improve your life: NOBODY writes dates as "month-day-year" except the disabled ones in the west.
Absolutely not Icelanders, after selecting "Icelandic" for language, locale and keyboard!
Location of programmer error: UCS User Management, General, Personal Information, Birthdate.
Fiel danke!
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
I asked Gemini if there existed a plugin or syntax highlight for Bind. It took five attempts to convince Gemini that it was wrong, there was no such syntax highlighter - and to the point where it offered to create for me the syntax XML file - which it then promptly did and now it just works.
But it's exceptionally dumb that one has to waste so much time on some artificial LSD trip before getting something concrete.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Það er alveg deginum ljósara að Ofar (Origo), Advania, OK, Computer2000 - allir þessir aðilar sem gefa sig út fyrir að vera selja lausnir fyrir fyrirtæki - eru ALLIR með allt niðrum sig.
ENGINN þeirra selur Enterprise SSD diska - og ENGINN þeirra selur harða diska, eða SSD diska með SAS tengi.
Allir með tölu í M.2 og SATA.
Það þýðir að þeir eru ekki að selja fyrirtækjum server lausnir - aðeins skrifstofubúnað.
Það er sorglegur andskoti.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Who is this guy? Computer user since 1976, professional developer since 1984, UNIX user since 1989, Linux user since 1994, SysOP since 1994. Been a Mac user, Windows user, UNIX (hpux, Solaris, SunOS, Digital Unix, Unisys, AT&T...), *BSD, VMS. I've done most of it. The past 10 years professional developer, SysOP on the side and now data security specialist at Persónuvernd (IS-DPA). If I'm not following, please don't be offended - I am extremely selective for what to keep in my feed.
Want your Mac to be in Icelandic? Then install @opensuse@fosstodon.org and @kde because that’s how you get your Mac in Icelandic.
Irony: post is in English