Some songs from my work playlist, selected for diversity so you’ll likely find something to like:

• LukHash - Neon Thrills
• David Maxim Micic - Where is Now?
• Pendulum + Devin Townsend - Crush (remix)
• Dummu Borgir - Perfection or Vanity
• Adam Young - 1977

Cheers

Too bad the raptors in Jurassic Park were very exaggerated for dramatic effect.

Making a modern Technical that can also fit an entire squad.

Suit up and seat up, grunts, were taking back Schleswig-Holstein for the Danes!

I can step in if needed/wanted. Some caveats and important info:

1. I’m lazy and will remain on sh.itjust.works, if that’s alright. Seems to work fine with the other communities I mod.

2. I tend to moderate based on following the spirit of the community more than absolute adherence to the rules as written. Substance is more of important that syntax to me.

3. I’m in UTC+2

4. My favorite dinosaur is triceratops.

5. I moderate a few other communities, and I’ve moderated a lot of other stuff (forums, et.al.) in the past.

Doubt it. No age gap or superheroes involved.

Yes, but in Norwegian. -March.

Go away, Robert.

Same. My old doctor recommended daily vit D supplements in months that end with R. Regular store bought dosage is strong enough to actually do something if taken daily, but weak enough that it won’t harm you if you’re not deficient.

Source: 65 degrees latitude.

I wouldn’t, as managed switching is only a small subset of the managerial tasks I attend. I don’t manage individual switches as much as I manage production systems where managed switch management is only a minor component.

On that note, we actually use hubs in one particular place in these systems, and since I manage their installation and asset tracking, does this make them managed Ethernet hubs?

Unmanaged switches don’t care about VLAN tags, spanning trees, management interfaces, or LACP.

Managed switches care about at least some of those features and therefore will have a management interface to configure them, as well as firmware supporting them.

A dumb/unmanaged switch will look up the MAC address of the intended recipient and map that to a port before forwarding a packet to a particular port. A managed switch might do a lot more.

If you don’t need a managed switch, don’t buy one. If you’re OK with everything on one port being able to communicate with anything on another port, and connectivity is your only concern, you’re probably going to be fine with an unmanaged switch.

Source: I manage (amongst other things) managed switches for a living.

Stupid indeed, but of utmost importance.

I’m just gonna leave this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghoti

Confirmed visible from Lemmy instance sh.itjust.works

I’d offer you an animal as symbol of your success, but I presently have none in store.

I’ve used this a lot in the past at work. I see now that it’s discontinued, but I’m sure they have a new thing in its place. tiny, easy to use, and a huge time saver.

Been doing it for almost 30 years. I still have better and more precise hearing than most.

However

Most people in the “headphones bad”-crowd fail to understand that it’s the volume and not the medium at fault. I’ve always been very afraid of permanent damage to my senses, ears and eyes in particular, so as much as I love head banging to loud music, I ensure it’s not too loud. I’m the kind of person who brings earplugs to a concert (the type that dampens the audio without distorting it). I rarely need them, but I keep them with me just in case.

Choose a side, and be sure to evaluate whether that side is based on culture, ideology, something else, because those three may not necessarily be the same.

For example, imagine a scenario where the US ended up in a war against russia over a conflict against NATO allies. One could easily imagine that Russians in Europe or the US landing on both sides of the conflict, depending on whether they are pro Putin or not.

As for china, I can imagine a similar scenario where ethnically Chinese people may be on the US side on the basis that they’re against CCP and/or Xi. Sadly, due to how the US treated people who looked foreign during past conflicts, choosing the US side may not necessarily mean that you’re safe.

It’s not hate, it is complete and utter indifference beyond whatever they need to win the next election. After that it’s simply a priority of lining the pockets if themselves and their donors. Dems aren’t that much better, but at least their virtue signaling is on the right side.

Try it and see how it goes. Results may vary. Maybe techsupport and technology is a better fit?

Yeah, I figure such a list would only serve as advertising reasons for VPNing past the firewall.