All my publicly accessible servers update every 6 hours and reboot after whenever they need to. It’s rare I need to step in and fix something. I checked a few hours ago and I’m not at risk.
not the flex you think it is.
didn’t npm have a worm problem a few days ago?
good news! you will have those too!
hur dur…
native config. nothing special.
Debian. like the Debian.
currently running Trixie on my daily and bookworm on a couple servers which will be upgraded to Trixie soon.
sorry if I don’t immediately trust a source of information that was founded by a venture capitalist chud.
tax corporations that replace workers with automations.
citizens that don’t work, don’t generate tax revenue for local municipalities. that loss has to be recouped somewhere, and the best place is from the companies that are causing the reduction in tax revenue.
but how could they make sure since it’s a blind study? maybe they’re only pretending to be blind.
bet it’s inside a national park that the GOP just exposed through government rollbacks.
that’s literally the feature of Plex…
aren’t blind people more susceptible to auditory stimulus? wouldn’t that skew the numbers?
/s
what you’re looking for is a multi-tenant game server. only two ways to get that, virtualization or containerization.
you’ll need a really really beefy server for it either way if you want more than 2 people playing simultaneously.
since steam works on Linux you might have some luck with steamos on docker.
you can run multiple instances people connect to and stream all from the same “library”. this means you could technically be able to have halo running across two instances from the same executables. though YMMV since steam may be signing those exes per account.
alternative is to use something like unraid which has recipes for this exact problem. they use a combination of virtual boxes that use GPU passthrus. probably a larger overhead since it’s a full windows VM running, but you can run pretty much everything on steam in it.
not anymore. IBM decided a few years ago that they don’t want grubby fossy fingers in their pie.
kind of makes me question why anyone who supports the foss part of Linux would continue to use fedora or any IBM product.
I say this as an ex fedora fanboy.
fuck IBM.
ah fuck it, throw in all the bags
what’s funny is that this age verification shit is only going to make it easier to track children online and target them.
oh wait…that shitty service that thousands of people complained about is doing something even worse?!
well I’ll just boycott them when it’s convenient…
that’s… the least of our concerns.
it’s the increase of resource demand on power, water, and increase of industrial waste.
additional heat to an environment is like being concerned about winter being “too cold”. the real problem isn’t why, but how.
for corporate services we do every 30 days. which is standard. emergency patches get direct support and resolved quickly.