Ubuntu plus Landscape for management:

https://ubuntu.com/landscape

They have fired the honest people who reported numbers they did not like.

Anything that they publish should be considered untrustworthy. Anything they say should be considered unreliable.

It used to be "trust but verify", now it is "don't trust, seek a different source". It is sad, but reality now.

(2005)

...I thought that the typical practice (I don't see it in the guidelines) is the put the year next to an article based its _date of publication_, rather than the event about which the article refers.

This article was published today, and is about the investigation that just concluded, although of course Thompson's death was in 2005.

Many US states also have a state guard that is under the sole control of the state government: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_defense_force

These forces are distinct from the state's National Guard and cannot be federalized.

Yes, but these state militia units would not be capable of offering much resistance to any federal forces (I was a trooper in the CT Governor’s Horse Guard. My company did have some guns, and we got a little bit of firearms training, but nothing compared to the National Guard or Army).

>> People are doubtful that the agent will be able to complete the task properly.

You answered your own question.

I do not trust an agent to give it unsupervised access to my systems.

If I had a completely local agent that was fully sandboxed and I would be willing to put data in the sandbox, give it a task, and come back later to see what it did.

I would not trust agents to run unsupervised with similar restrictions.

What Linux distributions did you try?

What hardware were you using?

What kind of troubleshooting did you perform?

>> Six weeks in, things changed. The Linux installations started to degrade — subtle at first, then undeniable. Random slowdowns. Browser links that wouldn't register for 10 or 15 seconds. The kind of frustration that makes you stare at the screen and wonder what's happening under the hood. It was consistent across distributions, which suggests this wasn't just a bad package here or there. Something fundamental was happening.

Without more details it would be difficult to determine what problems you were having.

I have never had problems like you describe with Linux. I would be interested to know more details.

You may want to consider renaming this project.

The name "Spark" already refers to:

A popular data analytics framework of the Apache Foundation: https://spark.apache.org/

A subset of the Ada programming language used for formal verification: https://learn.adacore.com/courses/intro-to-spark/chapters/01...

An Nvidia AI development system: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/dgx-spark...

Yeah, thanks! I didn't see it before

There are other wise sayings in the Orange Catholic Bible: https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Orange_Catholic_Bible

This particular quote comes humanity's struggles through the Butlerian Jihad: https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Butlerian_Jihad

Hello Otto,

Thank you for creating DEP-18 and pushing it forward.

As an aspiring Debian developer, learning the Debian packaging tools and procedures has been a challenge.

There are many different packaging tools and they work quite differently from other command line tools I use for software development on Linux.

DEP-18 will help to bring Debian's procedures closer to what the industry follows and lower the barriers for new contributors. I hope it gets adopted.

Thanks!

"* The header "Vaccines do not cause autism" has not been removed due to an agreement with the chair of the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee that it would remain on the CDC website."

They kept the header because they legally agreed to keep it, but the rest is conspiracy propaganda.