It speaks to me 🤪😎😬
#sysadmin #DNS #networking #routing #internet
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I ended up here by working in tech to pay off my student loans. Mostly sysadmin and infosec info on this account. I think I need multiple accounts for all the content I want to explore.
Trying to keep SN ratio high w/o becoming a reply guy. Or maybe this is like my Sent Mail folder so I remember things...
And, unremarkable toots will autodelete.
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I've been listening to DK to cheer me up, now this news on Jello Biafra.

On Saturday, March 7th Jello Biafra suffered a hemorrhagic stroke caused by high blood pressure. Jello Biafra had this to say:”I hopped out of my bed because I needed to pee, and my left leg just collapsed under me and I fell to the floor. I couldn’t even break the fall with my left arm because it wasn’t working either
I hate unpredictable automation. I had a spreadsheet with straight quotes used for MEASUREMENTS and depending on the spreadsheet's data entry history they are now sometimes fucking "smart" curly quotes. 😠
Unintended automation is worse than no automation.
#automation #dataintegrity #POLA
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Forget the pentagon pizza watch, you can now track world events with retail store closures. 😠
https://www.macrumors.com/2026/03/01/apple-stores-temporarily-closed-in-uae/
Wikimedia authoritative DNS servers are now available over IPv6.
Here's a BBC summary,
Remember when your teachers told you to use primary sources? This speech is a turning point in present history. The dude isn't just the current Prime Minister of Canada, he was the head of the Bank of England so has intl experience and perspective. #history #empire #imperialism
It's long, but well worth it if you want to understand how the world has changed. His speech starts around 9:45 with a preamble in French then at 11:15 with the main speech in English. So, get a cup of coffee, brew some tea, or pour out a favorite beverage and watch some history.
