That shouldn’t be a problem unless you’re using grounded shielded cable, in which case you should make sure the shield ground is only connected at one end.

Usually I just say “hey boss I have an appointment” and leave. Nobody has ever called me on not charging it to stick time.

Take an impact drill to a rack? Can’t say it had ever occurred to me.

Agreed. Sounds like they don’t want a full system with fans inside the sound booth. I’d just run KVM cables outside the booth.

It’s designed for container orchestration, I think. I tried setting up a regular VM and it wasn’t smooth.

The nag screen only happens without a subscription.

I’m pretty sure the no-subscription repo can be enabled with a few clicks in the UI. I haven’t experienced any issues with updates.

I haven’t seen it misconfigure Ubuntu VMs either, but maybe I haven’t tried one.

All in all, if those are your only complaints, it sounds pretty solid to me.

You can’t. This is a scare tactic.

You’re gonna need to provide a lot more detail on what exactly you did

Knowing a guy is the #1 way.

After that, Indeed, LinkedIn (yuck), and finding a good recruiter. Or specific company job pages, if you find a particular place you want to work.

Why do they need separate accounts? Either have the lead sign it in and leave it unlocked, or set a simple password they can all use to unlock it.

I build and set up services I want for myself and at the level I’m willing to put up with. For the most part I can be handed something already implemented and work within that space to keep it going and adjust it to what I want it to do or fit my set up. I can usually find my way through log files and error codes to figure out what the problem is and duckduckgo my way to a fix.

Congrats, you’re more qualified than most of the people I’ve worked with.

What’s in the logs?

If the browser sees it expires too far in the future, it could throw a warning or error.

I doubt any of them will actually do it, but it’s possible.

KeePassXC. We have an enterprise secret management product, but I don’t think we’re using this functionality yet.

standards.xkcd

A user’s posts and comments are actually stored on their home instance, I believe, and a copy is pushed to your instance during federation.

Yeah the message is misleading, it always says “mod”.

But admins are responsible for their users, no matter where they post. If they’re spamming, shouldn’t their home instance admin ban their whole account, instead of every other instance having to ban them individually?

Right. Because as far as I know, no retailer sells that equipment.

And were you able to use that functionality?

To be generous, maybe they’re familiar with DisplayPort daisy-chaining, which is a thing.