Man thanks for that I needed a good laugh today. Im sure 17 years guarding some bones probably felt like being there 65M years.

I have no problems finding what I need in a file using tools that have been around forever they just take a bit longer to sift thru when there's tons of failed botnet attempts to do nasty stuff.
With accuracy like that you should be a new reporter.

It will be nice to not have to dredge thru all of those extra entries in tons of logs. Yay and it's not even my birthday

and has access to a lot of russian IP addresses. Just sayin

oh dont be so dramatic the solar radiation will sterilize it again in a reasonable amount of time.

Think that life is going to be easy and they will never have to speak in front of people. Man do they have a wake up call coming when they have to get a job. Imagine even having to get thru an interview with the social skills of your typical basement dweller.

So if sombody steals your car and robs a bank your cool with going to jail for it right?

Yeah that's what I though.

This was a common sense ruling beings nat routers and wifi are common many users share the same IP address.

If im living on the moon and some entity has a problem with it fine. Come serve me papers telling me when I have to show up for court. Otherwise STFU

I look forward to fighting something that can fly and see in the dark with super human agility and accuracy.
Fuck yeah!!
Beings these can be more localized it would be really easy to cover up their use. Also the local area and resources are still usable. So I can see govts more willing to use these then nukes.

As somebody in the remove IT industry I totally agree with you. Keep giving your clients grief we appreciate the business.

Oh im sure it is but I wouldnt know. ;)

Yeah I think its kind of the "swiss army knife" of linux distros.
hehe

I have been using slackware for over a decade and its development version works fine for production purposes. It is updated frequently and uses a stable version of the linux kernel.
noneya@noneya:~$ cat /etc/slackware-version
Slackware 14.2+
noneya@noneya:~$ uname -a
Linux noneya.business.com 4.14.55 #1 SMP Wed Jul 11 19:33:43 CDT 2018 x86_64 AMD A6-3620 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
And now that you can easily update it with slackpkg its even easy to maintain. I highly recommend using it because of its lack of cruft. You can identify everything in the process list which is really nice compared to things like redhat.
Long live slackware

Rather then at bikini atoll which was a nice tropical island once upon a time. Plus it had the advantage of being unhabited as well.

They would elect people that believe in science and they don't they elect people based on thieir own personal politics and science counts for jack in the polling booth.

Theres my .02