This is why I set up my pihole to send back the local server IP when I ask for my domain
This is why I set up my pihole to send back the local server IP when I ask for my domain
Apparently. Finns are and odd bunch.
MySQL, MariaDB, and MaxScale are all named after Ulf “Monty” Widenius’ kids
This just seems like a Patreon with extra steps. If you like what he does, chip in a bit for it. If not, find something else.
I think it started when software stopped being distributed physically. It’s hard to push a bunch of updates to your users when they’ve need to physically have floppies sent to them versus doing it over the network.
I remember a time when software being “Gold Master” meant it was literally written to a gold master disk, from which copies were made. With that kind of release you had to make damn sure things were finished.
What if my favorite OS is Mac, my favorite browser is Firefox, and my favorite app is self hosted?
Why do you think the most senior people, the ones who carved business logic out of raw Perl with their bare hands and a text editor, have beards?
This guy used ICMP data payload as a hard drive. It kinda worked.