What do your teeth look like, man?

Dunno. I guess growing them fast enough would also be a problem.

It’s also why cats are afraid of cucumbers.

Bro, you should sharpen your knives.

You mean I’m just not cutting strong enough?

Well, it probably happened an infinite amount of times already. But the resulting cucumber-detonation just triggers a new Big Bang. We’re on the whatever-millionth reset now. Should end any day now. STOP CUTTING CUCUMBERS, SHEEPLE!!

Well, that’s why we generally eat bananas without cutting. As everyone knows, bananas are slightly radioactive. This increases the danger when cutting them exponentially, so don’t do that.

That’s just one way to do it.

That’s easy to explain, having cut a lot of cucumbers in my life. Since the actual nucleus of an atom is much smaller than the atom including its electrons itself, the probability of hitting the protons or neutrons is so small, that I’d need to live for a few thousand years and cut 1 cucumber per second nonstop, before this scenario happens even once. It is not impossible, just very improbable.

And there’s still people out there, believing that.

I don’t think it’s possible, as his deployment code is very specific to our company setup (own acme, own sso, …). Sorry. 😕

I didn’t myself, but talked to a colleague recently who set it up for our company. Apparently it was quite tricky to get the various containers set up just right, as they need to communicate with each other but also be user facing and have proper certs and so on. I don’t have any details, but usually this guy is very good at deploying stuff, so if he admits to struggling I know it must be seriously hard.

https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw

Excalidraw is great, but can be a pain to set up locally if you require the collaboration features.

That’s too bad — guess I‘ll have to find other alternatives then.

I’ve been running my current setup with ZFS and ECC the last 10 years. With data archiving (don’t want to lose my kids‘ photos) ECC is important to me, as bit flips could otherwise break files even with ZFS.

Any recommendations for rack setups? I have a (small) rack I could use.

Piggybacking on this question: any solution that provides really good indexing on those local mails, for fast wildcard searching?