wireSnark @chuck@linuxlab.sh

May the consumption of the capacola commence!

@drwho @kemonine 😂 You and everyone else that has seen 'fanboys'

@shad I've wanted to do groundfx for my bed since i got it last month.

thank you for reminding me why i'm actually upset i'm participating in boycotting amazon rn...

@kemonine both of which are the literal definition of "unnecessary"

@kemonine ones flash, my first.

the others a mural on my back of jar jar binks

@kemonine i have 2 of those too. Neither of which were necessary

@kemonine Between my labret and ears which are both closed now. i reject your suggestion and substitute reality

no holes are necessary

Not gonna lie, I would like a Pinebook Pro, but i also need "yet another computer" like i need a new hole in my head 🤪

@selea let me know how you get on with it. I probably wont have time until later this fall / early winter. My project list is pretty full atm

@em "hoist with his own petard", is an idiom that means "to be harmed by one's own plan to harm someone else" or "to fall into one's own trap", implying that one could be lifted (blown) upward by one's own bomb, or in other words, be foiled by one's own plan.

If you haven't gotten enough K8s in your diet, here's another project that's interesting to me:

a game server hosting framework, powered by k8s

https://agones.dev

@sungo @kemonine i like that, thanks for the rec 🙇

@seven @thegibson @sydia Good on you for looking out for them. That POS vendor is predatory af

@sungo @kemonine I bet thats handy af on hikes around the area. Thats my biggest complaint is i'm a weakling and carting around my XTi Digital Rebel (like, 2006 era rig? shoots at 10MP and still looks fantastic tho) is kind of a chore on my neck.

I opt to leave it in my backpack and just take framed/posed stills instead of off-the-hip photography that yields almost always better results

@seven @thegibson @sydia but the idea of upselling more hardware as part of hte backup restoration process is unamusing at best

@seven @thegibson @sydia unfortunately holding your data hostage is common business practice these days.