That is a cool workaround. I have not encountered it personally, but I am glad someone has.

Local news covered it in MN. Multiple of the identified day cares were inspected this year. A few haven’t had licenses are not known to be operating. (All daycares are inspected annually.) No one knows what the fuck the YouTuber is on about, and they did not share any methodology. (I.E. Could have filmed over a weekend. No one knows.)

Edit: Daycares are now being broken into and records of children stolen.

So the Trump DOJ is inoculating Disney from future complaints on the same issue for chump change?

(Because this cannot be re-litigated by the next DOJ, or citizens.)

I will bite, please link to the FAQ.

I have heard of both happening. At some point though, an individual building’s rent can only go so high.

“Universal Blue”

Thank you, I had never heard of it. https://universal-blue.org/

I am alone in this, but I would love to see a note about what kind of a thing the seemingly endless random named things are. I was not up on the topic enough to know “Fedora Atomic Images” are a thing. (Though at an early step, that can stop. No need to define Fedora, Atomic, nor image. But enough to know programming library, Linux distro, streaming service, or program.

Like:
Bazzle (a Fedora Linux Atomic Image) has seen a massive jolt in growth over the holiday season, surpassing 50k active users. The Fedora Atomic image has gained 38.8k users total in 2025 since it began counting in April 🥳

Are people unaware of the general idea of “breast cancer”? I had assumed the presence of informational campaigns were either for encouraging testing, or a way to fund-raise with a nebulous goal.

they had no way of knowing who was using what

I think u/MyMindIsLikeAnOcean’s point was that the landlord would change things if the cost got high enough. For example, water usage of $10K per month would prompt the landlord to get those meters added.

If one cut out the profit motive, people may be less inclined to waste some resources. i.e. not growing unneeded food in the desert. It would not reduce some wastage due to other motivations. i.e. I won’t have access to this tomorrow, so I shall use it for non-productive usages today.

Likewise, I burned a Debian install DVD about 6 months ago. A FreeBSD install disk about 9 months ago.

How are you handling random 2-Factor challenges to email? (CGP Grey has a story of the DMVs sending codes to his email while physically at the location.)

How many people have a story of needing email while out in the physical world? (Email adoption is still not 100% in the USA, 92.4% in Nov 2023.)

The number of post install steps to de-bloat Win10 is staggering.

There are multiple meanings of “routine”. From your description I see you want to add variety.

To spice things up, I usually get a coffee from the shops. When that gets boring, I go to a different shop or at a different time. There are dry erase dice that one can write actions on the different faces of.

For those looking to break a habit, I usually do it by adding something, nearly anything early in the day. No reason to get a coffee at the shop if I am holding a coffee from home.

Perhaps.

Of course, the creators of the security modules could build tools to help them be used better. Maybe not on first release, but at least after other complain about the difficulty. AppArmor did attempt some tools, and is far better than SELinux. Still not great.

A list of Linux Security Modules is at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Security_Modules

List of Linux Security Modules

AppArmor
Integrity Policy Enforcement (IPE)[6]
Landlock[7][8]
LoadPin[9]
SafeSetID[10]
SELinux
Smack
TOMOYO
Yama[11]

As a long time SysAdmin, but not your SysAdmin, I have used two of these. Both had terrible documentation for which many “must use” paid software vendors advise disabling the Security Module as a first step.

If random software vendors’ lowest paid intern cannot figure out the settings for arbitrary Linux Security Modules, then the first line of the directions will always be to disable the security module. This leads to them not being used in many cases where the security module would be helpful.

I agree with Linus.

Interesting! FYI, not all Doctors require the constant monitoring, so some people can keep using the same machine longer.

You didn’t ask for advice, but put those with the timer or in your pockets when setting the timer.

This is fascinating. I am commenting here to add an accessible article on the subject: https://evonomics.com/tragedy-of-the-commons-elinor-ostrom/ and Wikipedia pages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elinor_Ostrom.

I had assumed the “Tragedy of the Commons” dated to medieval times, possibly as a school teacher had introduced the idea (and to a child teachers are older than dirt).

In 1833, the English economist William Forster Lloyd published “Two Lectures on the Checks to Population”

Garrett Hardin’s essay “The Tragedy of the Commons,” published in Science magazine in 1968.

Political scientist Elinor Ostrom, who was awarded 2009’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for her work on the issue, and others revisited Hardin’s work in 1999.

Net-Net it appears that the “Tragedy of the Commons” is yet another method to keep people from even trying to better their world.

Edit: Another article: https://www.aei.org/articles/elinor-ostrom-and-the-solution-to-the-tragedy-of-the-commons/

theres so many things to do with a pc that i dont know where to start

Pick the first project that you think of and chase it down. If it sucks, then reformat the drive and do something else. Video game systems and file servers are great. So is installing a different OS on each, just to experience the differences side by side.

Do NOT continue “analysis paralysis”.