Because I want a third-party to do that part, such that when my bind/apache box is down, I can still get to my shit?

That is all.

But I only want dynamic DNS. I don't want or need anything else, so I don't want to pay for them.

Unfortunately they don't seem to have a "just dyndns" package.

You have to use their nameservers.

I'd love to use this, but I run my own and would prefer to continue doing so.

Have they always had that "30-day expiration" or is that new? That is -quite- annoying.

*cough* you can already do all this if you want.

(just include your magic in the kdump init script / initrd to do with the dump information as you will)

Whoosh.

OK, So they have learned about Jack in these last 16 years... but they are still having some trouble with Shit.

There is no such thing. Linux is just an OS kernel. It may be a key part of what you consider an OS, but it's still just a part.

GitLab is a thing, if you want your own GitHub stop building it from scratch and just use the real thing.

The cameras are not supposed to be active while you're driving around.

Unless you routinely come across people driving backwards down roadways, I don't think this will affect normal traffic at all - just watch out in parking lots etc.

We already know the -idea- works - cooling the body down extends the amount of working time on the table.

It will be interesting if this technique works as they expect. I'd think the hardest part is keeping the blood viable once "replaced" and not causing problems during the swap due to chemistry changes (eg different/reduced energy/waste/oxygen exchange)

Do the swap fast enough and that's not a problem - but try to do it too quickly and you're going to cause a lot of damage.

Meanwhile, in reality, the administrators I know have to do more work than three of us and are held up to a higher standard. Better not make a mistake, or you're career is over!

So A is better than B, if you ignore the crippled engine problems? Good sell!

Just what we need... airborne radioactive ash!