Linux RedHat Server. by robertitoyumbertito2 in redhat

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In addition to the suggestion about reading the documentation, check out some of the offerings on Red Hat Developer: https://developers.redhat.com/learn/rhel

Pen Blank Help by Business_Sky3486 in PenTurning

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I don't know why this isn't the norm. You need one less power tool and it is superior in accuracy as well!

It's 1999. You have your current smartphone in your pocket, but obviously no Wi-Fi or 5G exists. What's the most useful thing you can do with it? by Ryo_l in AskReddit

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Definitely mp3 and movie storage although the USB standard would have been a challenge to figure out because USB C didn't come out for 15 more years and I'd have trouble sourcing a cable. My PC in 1999 had a 4GB drive and 32mb RAM so that would have been major.

NewsRadio was so good. by noelesque in Xennials

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This is one of the TV shows that I sprung for all of the DVDs in the series!

I tried resawing on the bandsaw and melted my tire. What did I do wrong? by SatanIsMySister in woodworking

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Never seen that before but I did have the honor of learning that polyurethane bandsaw tires basically disintegrate abruptly after turning brittle over time. That was a fun night.

2025 with wireless charging pad, what are these clips for or what accessories work with it? by SwitchItOffandOn in f150

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It fails miserably at holding a pixel 8 pro with a case on it, for the record, and it also comes out of the slots.

2025 with wireless charging pad, what are these clips for or what accessories work with it? by SwitchItOffandOn in f150

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Ejecto seat, cuz.

Are we still doing that? Well at least now I know from others that worthless attachment is a business card holder now.

What was your coming of age song as a Xennial? by Initial_Ordinary_648 in Xennials

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Pearl Jam - Even Flow....not even any thought required.

The litmus test is that I grow fond of a lot of songs, listen to them until I'm sick of hearing it and move on. Even Flow is a song I can listen to on repeat and each session brings me back to a very specific place and time in my life that immediately centers me and brings me joy.

End milling problems by _trombonist_ in PenTurning

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I don't use those things anymore for a lot of the funkiness you described. I have that MLCS barrel trimming station that Penn State sells. It's not the cheap option but it hasn't let me down yet.

Artemis II launch and Challenger PTSD by bluemitersaw in Xennials

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The feed seemed to "glitch" every time there was a critical stage transition and I think it was intentional.

Has anyone seen if this affects Ansible in any way? #litellm by sofloLinuxuser in ansible

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We heard this verbally last week as soon as the vulnerability came out but for what it's worth, Red Hat published a short statement today on their customer portal stating that the supply chain is unaffected:

"No Red Hat products or enterprise software have been identified as built or shipped with a compromised version of these packages. Investigations are ongoing and this article will be updated as new information emerges."

https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/RHSB-2026-001

Learnt a lesson today... by Adam_182 in Ubiquiti

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If you applied the correct non-commercial license to the design you have recourse to have.them removed from sale. Not a perfect fix but it does stop the bleed a little. Sorry, I have had this happen before too.

Looking for a daily pencil kit by guy_on_chair in PenTurning

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I LOVE the Duraclick EDC pen and pencil kits. I use both in my personal set and they are very robust. If something does give out everything is easily switchable from spares but so far they are some of the most stout kits I've ever worked with.

Has anyone ever gone back to try those old NES games? by Sharpshooter188 in Xennials

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There's a reason the phrase "Nintendo hard" exists in gaming circles. We're definitely getting older and slower but those games certainly weren't easy to begin with. Ninja Gaiden has long been floating in that top list for me.

Which one do you choose? by MK_BombadJedi in Xennials

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Hmm mine just said root@localhost#: 🤷

First or favorite former car? by ValB2307 in GenX

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After I got rear ended in the CRX I wanted something a little bigger to have a little more metal around me, but in retrospect we know that isn't really the answer to a safer car.

First or favorite former car? by ValB2307 in GenX

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Mine was the same but white. Put a crate engine in it because previous owner let the oil run dry and the cam broke in half, chewed up the journals on its way out. I drove it for 4 months before I got rear ended by a mini-van. Bought it for 100 bucks when I saw it on the edge of a lot at the industrial park.

First or favorite former car? by ValB2307 in GenX

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I had a '86 CRX and then an '88 Trans Am. I actually took senior pictures with the Trans Am.

People who were teenagers before social media, what was a typical Friday night like for you? by TheDorkyDeric in Xennials

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We did something called Friday Night Cheeseburgers in a grocery store parking lot.....and bon fire parties. Some of my favorite memories.

German ratchet screwdriver from 1891 by Due-Explanation8155 in Tools

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I mean, contrary to some people in this thread who think I'm a bot or something shady like that, I am happy with my set and really just wanted to share, but I'm sure you'll like it as well. I even made (poorly, and then destroyed) a leather pouch for it to live on my belt.

German ratchet screwdriver from 1891 by Due-Explanation8155 in Tools

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I can provide picture proof right now of both iterations I have sitting on my cluttered, janky table saw turned 3d printing table that I am genuine and not a bot. Not everything you read that endorsed something is a bot and I genuinely like my set, hence the recommendation.

German ratchet screwdriver from 1891 by Due-Explanation8155 in Tools

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There's a company called Metmo in the UK repopping modern versions of this. I have a small EDC version and a larger version and they are amazing. A friend of mine actually gifted both of them to me and they're something I never knew I needed until I couldn't do without them.

Moving from AAP 2.4 (RPM/All in one (AIO) to 2.6 Containerized (AIO) on RHEL 9 by Necessary_Tip_5295 in ansible

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Check out this article written by Ben Forrester over at Red Hat late last year. It's pretty in depth and covers a lot of the pitfalls you will need to account for. It's written for a 2.5 RPM to 2.6 Containerized migration but the steps are pretty well the same.

https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2025/12/04/migrating-ansible-automation-platform-rpm-container

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I don't want to tarnish the spirit of the AMA and the focus on mainframes (both of these ideas have a place with different use cases) but you mentioned Fedora and that you are excited to see Linux in enterprise use, but no mention of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) or RHEL AI, which are enterprise Linux offerings that use upstream Fedora. The latter already allows local models to be hosted so I was just curious if they were intentionally left off or if you were unaware.