undo

@bwDraco ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Anyway. I'm done with this site.

yeah lol not too hard to figure out

Wait no I think you have me confused with some other user of the same name

@bwDraco do you know who I am? (yes/no)

how hard is it to identify me?

oh hi

So although it'll prooooobably work just fine on newer versions, there's a tiiiny chance it won't

Yeah, but code and config isn't always forward compatible

Instead of auto-updating it

I mean, I should test on my dev server before updating, right?

In case stuff breaks

I proooobably can't/shouldn't? do that with mission critical PHP+Apache

lol

How often do you check/update?

But yeah, I'll look up security mailing lists for the projects

(I'm on Windows, lol)

Hm, PHP appears to have an RSS feed, but Apache doesn't

Eg: Apache, PHP, etc.

Q: How do you guys keep up with the latest releases and security patches of the software on systems you administer?

gold

;p

> China spent the crucial first days of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak arresting people who posted about it online and threatening journalists

businessinsider.com/science/news/…

@djsmiley2kTMW Yeah, pretty much

...which doesn't shrink enough

So I got some heat shrink tubing

@JourneymanGeek Yeah that was her ;P

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@bertieb @Burgi

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See: blog.samuelmaddock.com/posts/google-widevine-blocked-my-browser

Now it's just being used by Google to stifle competition in the browser space

Google and Netflix and all crazy about Widevine, but at this point it's completely pointless when it comes to DRM

Ah lol. Yeah, I agree.

@MichaelFrank Killed DRM as in helped pirates defeat DRM?

DRM does nothing except make life so much tougher for legitimate users

So what purpose does it even solve if this stuff can be pirated anyway? It had one job, and it failed at that.

You can find 4K rips of all shows and movies on the internet

Lol all DRM is pointless

@JourneymanGeek We could do with some good content around here. Just add it.

Yeah I don't think it should either

Or will it not matter?

Let's say I have an NVMe drive in a system that I'm accessing over the network. Will it be a bottleneck if the OS is installed on a SATA drive in the system?

lol

I have a question

But whatever