m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@neural_meduza
Лучше он с тех пор не стал — и всё так же стоит в ангаре… Но теперь туда поставили самолёт! 😆

@Zoomerman88
We can never rule that out, but it's highly unlikely 🤣

@foone
People forget to clean up all the time! And shit makes it into repos and sometimes even into production images as in your case.
This client was featured just yesterday on "This week in Fedi" and I'm not familiar with the whole Node.js ecosystem, but it seems to me that this is still just a log file that should have been added to .gitignore from the get go and thus never make it into the repo: https://github.com/Xyphyn/photon/blob/main/yarn-error.log

@Kerosene
Stop wasting taxpayers' money and succumb to foot fetish right now! 😤

@kirby
It's not us, it's Clownstrike! ☺

@menherahair @theorytoe
Only in the evening I realised that this clusterfuck didn't even happen on weekend, it was Friday!
Those relying on that infrastructure have to be completely destroyed today — so many vacations cancelled 😱
It's good to be unemployed 😎

@tennoseremel @neural_meduza

— На фоне проводимой демографической политики, не следует забывать и про клонирование свиньи…
— Простите, может «планирование семьи»?
— Нет!

@theorytoe
Handling this whole situation like a real niche Internet microcelebrity would 😏

@Ragashingo @daringfireball
I think we should extrapolate that to not using anything Google 😜

@fedops
BTW Mac Pro and PowerMac G5 are both undeniably workstations, but they run the same UNIX-like Mac OS X as every other mac did in their time, but it doesn't make every mac a workstation. Same way, calling HP's Z-series workstation running Windows a PC would just feel weird.

@cy @0xabad1dea

@fedops
To me it still is that way, I consider ECC RAM mandatory and SMP-capable CPU os opposed to commodity one — no matter how many cores it has.
As for software, NT 3.51 came in Server and Workstation editions — and I don't remember anyone minding that naming even in the mid-nineties, they have revived it as separate Workstation edition of Windows 10.
The term UNIX workstation sure exists, but it was always denoted — just like you did, but never implied.

@cy @0xabad1dea

@fedops
I don't remember it ever being about the OS — or software in general for that matter. At some point it was about RISC, but it became less relevant as Intel CPUs caught up in terms of performance and gained SMP capabilities. It was always more about field of application and hardware having greater performance and reliability, but that was still supposed to be operated by a single user — as opposed to servers.

@cy @0xabad1dea

@menherahair @theorytoe
koshercrew.yiddishital

They have incoming connections from Israeli IP-addresses blocked BTW. I think 🤔

@fedops
What exactly do you expect me to find there that would exclude Windows machines "by definition"?
The article states that the term is loosely-defined and this: "However, by the early 2000s, this difference largely disappeared, since workstations use highly commoditized hardware dominated by large PC vendors, such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and Fujitsu, selling x86-64 systems running Windows or Linux"
🤷

@cy @0xabad1dea

@gray
Pretty much like Hitler thing, but arriving at that parking lot to provide one of the parties with a baseball bat: https://mastodon.social/@mhoye/112796467490051843
And knowing me, it's not hard to figure out which one 😈

@visone @0xabad1dea
When disconnecting from the network wasn't enough and you had to go for something more radical 😂
Not being able to boot is quite an innovative approach — I doubt they have invented it themselves, they've probably picked that idea from the vncviewer account from around here 😏

@fedops @cy @0xabad1dea
Why not? My vintage Mac Pro is running Windows now and it has dual Xeon, ECC RAM, all that shit…
Well, maybe there is a different definition of workstation that I'm not aware of 🤔