Cold.

I really don't think most RAID implementations check data as it's read so won't catch random bit flips. It protects against known failed devices, which seem to be the majority of issues we see in practice.

RAID Z does check checksums if you are on ZFS.

The objective isn't to create happier healthier dogs, it's to create biological weapons from dogs.

To be fair they were also bumbling about incompetently when they did QA testing.

It's true. At best a VPN or firewall on a endpoint OS is a promise from that OS to behave correctly. A promise from Windows isn't worth much.

I totally got that reference.

Wordpress being insecure has been a proven fact for a long time. But this PHP issue is something a bit more fundamental.

The claim that drupal powers 56% of government websites is repeated on a few sites. It seems to be from 2021. It doesn't have a credible source and seems to be false.

I hate clutter too, but if you turn all that off what does KDB have left that makes it better than anything else?

Personally I use sway. Everything stays out of my way. No start menu to complain about. The status bar is simple text and can be configured to display whatever I like in whatever format.

The price of memory also went up leaps and bounds recently.

Some intern got hold the source code and a Claude license and massively improved windoze.. We know from experience Microsoft programmers could not program their way out of a wet paper bag with scissors in their hands.

The EU has more controls on personal data than the US. It's been that way for a very long time. The US has no GDPR.

I don't think there is anything DB2 or oracle can do that postgresql plus maybe some proxy or app setup can't do, with equivalent performance and far lower cost. Can you give examples of why anyone needs the big money databases?

It sounds interesting to have an e-ink display as a monitor What do you use it for? Documentation? Do you find it's really better for reading from?

I'm pretty sure both X11 and Wayland are fine with that setup. I use different sizes external monitors all the time.