Sometimes?
Whenever I get the chance!
rip lemm.ee :(
—> Evil_Shrubbery@lemmy.zip
Sometimes?
Whenever I get the chance!
… I don’t think listening to random big influencers is a good way forward (in anything).
(As to the list - others already pointed out everything, y’all nerds know shit! <3)
lemm.ee :‘’'(
Wireguard.
… admins and/or CISOs (ie employees) send such emails to other employees regularly as an additional form of cyber security education. It’s a controlled environment. (And you can’t really proof against social engineering irl anyway, you just gotta educate folk.)
Regularly educating employees is often even mandated by law directly (financial, public, etc sectors), or by any normal risk officer.
This usually includes lectures/vids/slideshows, questionnaires (mandatory for all), and irl testing/running scenarios.
Much like how to deal with anything regarding personal data.
Tumble me weeds,
Open me SUSE!
It’s truly a great distro & my default desktop recommendation for low maintenance.
X11 is on/under your ass?
Maybe they were both gay all along, that’s why we enjoy their sessions so much.
This meme in a general community: Hehe
This meme in a Linux community: Not-Hehe, my distro is better!
I love it when I meet a new VLC on a hike!
Shame on all of you for not knowing Hanna Montana Linux is the best possible OS ever.
I thought that it’s a fact everyone using Linux just instinctively knew.
Chrome?
Ew.
Ok, amazing, but the shitty Logitech speakers make it weird.
(I saw the meme first - did not have to check which community I’m in.)
Oh, you made it gross, nice.
Oh, you made it gross, nice.
As the logo shows, you get only two (very fit) supporters at a time.
… now listen here … I keep my body on edge, it has no idea when it’s getting switched to a super healthy or to a super unhealthy “diet”.
Or at least the merit part of meritocracy being an overall gain for society/foss space (same thing), not individual isolated achievements/products.
With that mindset of overall benefits you do move on from strict meritocracy bcs everything is a group effort, of not just direct contributors (but obviously mostly of them) but ultimately of all stakeholders (users too).
We all need to grow, and I think, given reasonable opportuneness, we do.