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In my past experience, it was immediately after the holiday break -- just waiting on hiring managers to get back and start scheduling interviews.

Red Dead Redemption 2 Tons of story, side quests have stories and sidebars to the main story, cut scenes adapt slightly depending on your honor and such.

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To give you some background @frodoh, the only reason #politics exists in the slack is to keep political discourse out of the rest of the slack team. The slack team explicitly avoids tight moderation of #politics because it exists as a containment channel. That said, a goal of the moderation team...

Honestly, I think it's a good thing. I feel like without a retention policy, people are less likely to say things that they would otherwise say if it had more permanence. Less likely to sling shit if there's a permanent reminder. I can definitely see the downside though. I just don't see that...

So... when can I install this plugin? :)

This is a great way to creep Rust into a code base where it makes sense to get the performance benefits. Additionally, I know you can do the same with Rust + Ruby, and probably others as well. (I'll let a Rubyist around here expand on that). I'm a strong proponent of "right tool for the job" so...

Like @D.White, I too am pretty run-of-the-mill in my Proxmox setup. Synology NAS is used as my primary data store, providing NFS to VMs. Proxmox is running on one machine (would like to add a second to spread the load a bit) Small VMs for most services (game servers, navidrome instance, etc)...

Oh snap! I didn't know about this. I'll definitely be there.

For a full "batteries included" type of experience, C# with .NET is great. Go is fun to learn just because it's so darn opinionated.

That's huge. Do AI bots not honor robots.txt entries?

Thanks for posting @ryanmaynard . I need to setup a pipeline so that I can throw YouTube URLs at _something_ and have it automatically archive them offline for me. I would be surprised if something like that doesn't exist, but just a simple "take URL, pass it to yt-dlp, stash it somewhere for...

I say send it. What's the point of a nerd forum without doing stupid bleeding-edge stuff with very little upside?!

I've been vaguely following the development of Redox on twitter. Jeremy Soller (System76 engineer, Pop OS maintainer) has been leading the development of it. It's an interesting project that is building a Unix-like operating system using a Rust microkernel. The dream of GNU Mach is still alive...

I'm sure I've done something stupid that's messed stuff up in production, but I'm struggling to think of a time right now. The one that I recall vividly, wasn't even a big deal but: I was at my first job, and I had just been upgraded to a different machine. I installed Ubuntu on it, got my dev...