well, 2019 me would be glad to know I got that sorted, at least.
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well, 2019 me would be glad to know I got that sorted, at least. all it took was moving to another continent, to a country that's famous for having vastly less space than the US and yet somehow there are washer and dryer hookups in the apartments
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well, 2019 me would be glad to know I got that sorted, at least. all it took was moving to another continent, to a country that's famous for having vastly less space than the US and yet somehow there are washer and dryer hookups in the apartments
@0xabad1dea reminds me of the Agatha Christie quote "I couldnโt imagine being too poor to afford servants, nor so rich as to be able to afford a car."
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Che Warren Waynes volesse registrare un disco da cantautore non รจ una novitร per chi segue con attenzione il musicista di Asheville. In fondo il suo esordio solista, Live At Bonnaroo del 2004, era un disco acustico che andava in questa direzione, per cui molti pensavano che Man In Motion sarebbe... https://noblogo.org/available/warren-haynes-feat
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@ustianollo Sรฌ, se il cyberpunk รจ feel good c'รจ qualcosa che non funziona. :D
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Oggi per fare le cose che si potevano fare con una R4 ci vogliono 4 auto.
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@guardaminfaccia vabbรฉ ma niente sole..
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I'm working on some interesting stuff this morning, and I'm really enjoying it. So far, no calls about yesterday's issue, which is reassuring.
But I did get a new call, awaiting a follow-up: a few months ago, I sent a (low-cost) quote to modernize a network stuck 20 years in the past. This included new routers, 4G failover (which they currently lack), transitioning from a PPTP (!!!) based VPN to WireGuard, and using IPsec and/or WireGuard for site-to-site connectivity (which is currently handled in a way I'm embarrassed to even mention).
I've been managing some servers for them for a few years (not in the right way, IMO, and there's a plan to fix that too), and they were enthusiastic about my project (and how cost-effective it was, thanks to choosing the right hardware).
Today's call: a colleague who works with them told me they're reviewing a quote this morning for a "professional", "AI-powered" (and hyper-expensive, with recurring fees) firewall because my proposal is supposedly "too basic to be effective".
If they go that route, that's their choice, but I'm always baffled by how the grass is always greener -trusting the first stranger who shows up with buzzwords and pointlessly expensive products.
On the flip side, this afternoon I have an on-site visit with a potential new client who, and I quote, "prefers to spend money on consulting for open-source products than on useless licenses".
Just for that attitude alone, I'm going to offer them extremely favorable terms if the premises are right.
Anyway, it's only 9:20, but the day is already shaping up to be quite interesting.
