Mostly lurking...
Professionally involved in "computing" more than 25 years, still remembers the days when a web search for obscure Compaq server boot error yielded 0 results and the only option left was RTF(paper)M.

Mostly lurking...
Professionally involved in "computing" more than 25 years, still remembers the days when a web search for obscure Compaq server boot error yielded 0 results and the only option left was RTF(paper)M.
At least for me an interesting read: https://byteofdev.com/posts/making-postgres-slow/
First Black Sabbath album i got my hands on was "Black Sabbath", years after it's release. And decades later still shapes my music taste.
Nuff said 🤘
It's only getting darker
It may be moving faster
Well it won't stop spinning
But how long will it remain?
This repulsive world
The crimes we all commit
It's not your #gravy
It's not your #gravy
#Gravy
The tension keeps building
The changes are rapid
We're through competing
Is it better to retreat?
This repulsive world
The crimes we all commit
It's not your #gravy
It's not my #gravy
#Gravy
#gravy and since I work in #it = #gravity (maybe, probably, in a other spacetime continuum. in Ainese/Synthorian, ...)

Today I'm listening to punk bands from ex eastern block which were formed in late 80's, early 90's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-APlur18Cz8
And at the same doing light analysis on a bunch of RTT measurements. Noting fancy, just basic graphs and calculations with R.
Quote from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/blog/2025/04/24/tired-of-all-the-restarts-get-hotpatching-for-windows-server/ : "Hotpatching is available at no charge to preview now, but starting in July with the subscription launch, hotpatching for Windows Server 2025 will be offered at a subscription of $1.50 USD per CPU core per month."
WaaS just got additional meaning, namely - Whatever As A Subscription/Service
During the small talk at the end of the meeting colleague mentioned BuyCanadian subreddit, and my brains goes like... Canada? ... maple syrup... hockey... No Means No ... ah yes The Hanson Brothers
Few days ago I finished reading "Collapse of an Empire: Lessons for Modern Russia" by "Yegor Timurovich Gaidar". I'm not an economist..., but oh boy, the book was an interesting read.
And to continue the same theme, now I'm reading "Empire " by (copy&paste) "Ryszard Kapuściński".