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Plenty of business owners in the US are invested in commercial real estate, so an undercurrent at least in the US is that a lot of people with decision making authority over this kind of thing personally stand to lose money if the value of commercial real estate falls.

It seems a bit off and corrupt from a business standpoint to deliberately mismanage your business in hopes of limiting personal losses from investments in other industries, but most of how business works in America seems off and corrupt to me.

The relief is targeted at people who enrolled in income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, which allow student loan debts to be forgiven by the federal government once payments have been made for 20 or 25 years, depending on the plan.

But because of well-documented errors in tracking payments, many borrowers enrolled in IDR plans have been left paying well beyond their payment end dates, with no forgiveness in sight.

Let’s read that again. No changes in policy are happening, the Biden administration is literally just applying the literal basic terms of the already-on-the-books-and-already-lawful repayment plan to nearly a million people who were supposed to have their debts forgiven already.

The sunk cost of unused office space has been a major factor in companies’ decisions to change their RTO approach, says Kacher.

So what we’re seeing here is a situation where 80% of bosses fucked their businesses up by falling victim to an economic reasoning fallacy they teach you about in Econ 101?

I’m just sitting here biting my nails wondering if they’re going to kill Pelia now so they can make Scotty chief engineer as fast as possible.

They’ve been building up an impending Gorn conflict since early in season 1 and this is like the third or so episode that has centered on them. It’s an arc, unless we think the story gets reset to zero every season?

Idk, it was pretty predictable and it’s still not clear to me why writers who seemingly can’t do better than blatantly rip off Alien deserve to be at the helm.

Get Stephen Baxter and IDK Arkady Martine on the writing team as consultants ASAP because this show needs help. People deserve more interesting sci fi than this. Arkady Martine wrote a more interesting and thought provoking Star Trek style story than whatever this Gorn arc is shaping up to be.

Why do you think destroying public education is a key right wing priority?

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Admining an MS shop is like “haha yeah isn’t it great? all these tools! so great!” dies on inside knowing all these tools are tied into cloud infra that we’ve had to assume is unsafe ever since SolarWinds, can’t challenge anything because your boss saw a list of open source CVE’s and isn’t aware there isn’t a similar database for how many foreign governments and criminal enterprises have backdoors in Azure

“One day, in the deleted scenes, you will see there’s an alternate version of that, which is opera,” Goldsman tells TVLine. “But [co-showrunner Henry Alonso Myers] and I were very much married to the boy band thing.”

I mean, the opera version was 100% what I was expecting, although I guess in retrospect there was no specific reason to suspect that. The boy band version was, however, the funniest/best version possible

If you’re just looking to mess around, Bard isn’t half bad. Okay, it’s pretty terrible, but it can do Internet searches and has a Python interpreter built in, so you can do stuff with Bard you can’t do with GPT-3.5

I have nothing to say except this is very cool and I’m keeping an eye on it! Thanks for sharing!

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But they also say their fork will be RHEL-compatible, which means it’ll be a hard fork that needs to track RHEL’s changes in some way.

There was a movement to make /bin /sbin etc symlinks to /usr a few back. I honestly don’t remember the rationale, but here’s Debian’s page about the change: https://wiki.debian.org/UsrMerge. If I hadn’t been following the distros at the exact moment they did the changeover it probably would have thrown me for a loop too.

I think it had to do with the fact that these days relatively few people need /usr on a separate partiton and so it very rarely happens and something about system binaries being easier to manage if they’re actually all in one place. People are ready for some tweaks to the FHS, I guess.

You didn’t mention why you’re trying to bind-mount your /data volume from your initramfs environment, but the only reason I can even guess at is that you’re trying to use it as part of your recovery environment. In which case, you’d probably be better served by doing the recovery from an Ubuntu live usb rather than try to cobble together a working environment from the shrapnel you left scattered across your drive.

This process should literally look like – boot, mount drives, rsync /usr back to root volume, clean up fstab/any other config changes, reboot, try again later after you’ve done more reading.

Yeah, but there are trimmed down versions of kubernetes that are suitable for single node deployments, and at the end of the day, I’m not especially interested in knowing a special, different, other tool + yaml based config file format to run containers on a single node versus several nodes.

Container orchestration across a single node = running containers on that node = same use case as Docker. You can even use images off Docker hub. K8s does everything Docker does and more.

While you can kind of use Docker/Docker Swarm to manage containers across multiple nodes, it’s a really, really terrible experience.

I mean, containers as such are loosely based on chroot, but they have a few more layers of isolation between the host and container environment and actually use a more robust isolation mechanism than chroot. This is true of pretty much all containers

https://home.robusta.dev/blog/containers-dont-use-chroot#:~:text=chroot is a Linux syscall,see files from that container.

I mean, containers as such are loosely based on chroot, but they have a few more layers of isolation between the host and container environment and actually use a more robust isolation mechanism than chroot. This is true of pretty much all containers

https://home.robusta.dev/blog/containers-dont-use-chroot#:~:text=chroot is a Linux syscall,see files from that container.