I’m the exact opposite, every Linux install has something fucked, but I’ve never experienced any of these major Windows issues.
Of course I never update immediately, an old habit. And I do experience plenty of issues with Windows like everyone else does, I’ve just been lucky with the major issues.
Cut the pipes and glue in new pieces to reconnect
Exactly this. It’s the hype cycle all over again. Everyone gets excited about the new thing, the new thing is easy to implement but hard to utilize effectively, everyone starts shoehorning the new thing into their thing, they throw shit-tons of money at it and shit-tons more to market it as the greatest thing ever, and then everyone starts to see the truth. The new thing is okay and can be useful but it has been way overblown, and it all starts to crumble down to where it should be and then we build it up slowly from there.
If that is a concern for you then you should also look into blocking other mass-scanning services as well, like Shodan.
I know there are plenty of others as well, I would imagine someone somewhere has a list of services like that.
I mean, yeah, he is looking out the window. Why do you ask?
We had one of these:
You can take the ends apart and make it into a fence.
We used one of those portable dog fences to block off our old pool. They are lightweight and easy to fold up and store away. You could place stones (or sandbags) every few feet or so to prevent the fence from being easily moved by the dog and secured the ends of the fence to something.
I will say they aren’t built to stay outside all day, but we had one outside for a couple of years and it was still intact. It was worn down though and the black paint was peeling off. But if you can put it away when it isn’t needed then this shouldn’t be an issue then
Gotta pump the gooch my dude.
There’s a bit of a u-bend in the urethra right about where the scrotum meets the taint. Use a finger to push up and slightly forward to pump that last bit of pee out.
Information security professionals hate this one trick…
I have used this method for wood plank flooring.
Have someone stand on the gap of the two boards (they should be ensuring the two boards are level with each other.)
Take a pry-bar (crowbar) and push the flooring from the edge (may have to remove quarter-round that is covering it).
Basically you are pushing the entire floor to get the boards to snap together. The person standing on the gap helps to ensure the boards are level with each other and prevents the other side of the flooring from moving. It can take some trial and error to figure out. You want enough weight on the opposite side so that the planks will snap together.
I haven’t worked with vinyl planks so not too familiar with them. With the wood ones you had to be careful not to break the tongue sections.
You and me both, but some people have no soul.
You mean the “pay me tons of money to do all the crappy things and then be run out of the job while counting my stacks” type of job?
What is that thing the grill is resting on?