TBH using Bottles to run an exe feels more refined than the epic games UI.

They do the same when visiting Mexico which lies on the same continent as the Golf of America.

Isn’t that a byproduct/effect of capitalism? You could say the same thing about Walmart.

Classic Goverment / Army. Walmart. Taking a perfectly thing and finding the absolute worst supplier that will make it for the bottom of the barrel lowest price.

A couple hundred thousand at least, plus setup, on boarding and monthly maintenance fees if I could take a guess.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Putin had the Trump videos on Epstein’s island. What a crazy love triangle.

We should name it something like Common Vulnerabilities Index or something like that.

Shit man, I’m sure there’s an xkcd for that.

Generate localization strings in all requested languages with the “translate” macro without proof checking because you don’t speak Finnish or Japanese?

I’m a SysAdmin and I’ve met several ‘coders’ who went thru a coding bootcamp, or even went to college and don’t know about git, less alone how to use it… kinda makes me sad.

Mexico has some of the most beautiful beaches on both the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean, but their cannabis is awful. Canada on the other hand…

¿No nos volvería lentos y flojonazos? (not a real word if you translate, more like slang meaning to be really lazy)

This reminded me of a real life story, from the tip or my tongue so details might be inaccurate, but I remember hearing that a/the main MINIX maintainer, all of the sudden, started getting bug reports or some type of feedback from somebody, that ended up being an Intel employee looking to use MINIX for either ME or AMT.

In short, these hardware devices are 100% capable of having their own independent OS, processes with kernel and all, totally obscured from the end user.

Si yo también comprendo, qué necesidad de comentar todo el tiempo en anglais?

Por qué no los tres?

And an eagle for the Mexican!

What do you mean?

Paris isn’t really known for knife crime.

Yeah, isn’t that London? Just be be mean; maybe an average American won’t even know they speak different languages or that one is in England and Paris in France.

That’s what we Do.

“The attack against the OpenSSH client (CVE-2025-26465) succeeds regardless of whether the VerifyHostKeyDNS option is set to “yes” or “ask” (its default is “no”), requires no user interaction, and does not depend on the existence of an SSHFP resource record (an SSH fingerprint) in DNS,” explains Qualys.

Thankfully is not enabled by default…

Ohhh. It was a joke?