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yup :D
classic film :)

We watched "The green knight" which was OK.
I may have googled a few reviews/explainers which helped make more sense of it than I was getting.
Great shots, good acting, weird plot (but then so was the book lol)

Thanks Slob I knew you would come in with some of that Apple Knowhow :D I have no idea about mosyle. I do Know that it hasn't interfered (so far) with my admittedly left field choices on stuff and method of install :D pretty sure it can be tweaked. We don't (for the moment) enforce a lot really. We ...

^ the display is nice - I've had the M1 I got from the company expenses scheme and the M2 next to each other and man does the M2 does some NITs in my highly scientific test. I got the old X1 out the other day, still up to date with debian and i3 :) The screen (from 2012) looked like a bad photocopy ...

So work provided me with a new apple Mac book pro M2 16G 512G 14" It's absolutely splendid hardware , I just wish that it didn't have macos on it LOL (it's fine really nothing 'wrong' per se (full screen is a mess and the new stagemanagerr is rubbish, and after 10 years of linux almost nothing ...

oh wow yeah happy birthday baconman!

We watched "The English" on Iplayer. Thought it was very good. It was a kinda classic western with some more modern ideas over 6 episodes.
Loverly scenery and acting we thought was top notch.

Big shocker, but I'm using MacOS now.

I'll not pretend to understand all of this thread :D But I wsa listening to a podcast (cyber by VICE) and they were talking about ISPs trading data, with various organisations, which reveals the netflow data, which I presume includes your initial connection to the ISP - before you jump to the VPN? T...

Yeah I only d/l kids films anyway - then close the torrent once it's done. Hardly amazing security but not been hit in the 6 years or how long i've used it

I happen to have a VPS - so I use that with rtorrent - never had any DCMAs.
I d/l at ethernet speeds... then download back down from there to the home server to view on the TV. It does need a lot of maintenance though.
So yeah it's not perfect as anything would lead right back to me.

Awesome Ivan! I was happy to point out what I thought was the start - but did not want to get the thread cutters out (I've never done it ) :D
Looks great.

Gutterslob, perhaps yes leave as the natural evolution of the thread. Definitely better broken out though - nice work !

Seems like a clean cut to me? From here https://linuxbbq.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=965&start=1480#p63896 onwards really. Perhaps the OP(s) could collate the excellent info already here, once in a new thread? I know the principles of all this, just can't be fucked to do it as in actually im...

Lol - That is a childs hand in the picture :P
it was pretty big though.

Chronologically descending order of birth is still (currently) an acceptable reference to them all without bias :D

It was a delicious tart.

Oh thanks fellas!
Wow I don't come on here much :)
I had a lovely home made tart for a cake:

Passengers (2016)
Was a good, not too hard to understand, friday night family friendly film. Better with a couple of beers for full suspension of disbelief.

OK this one is wayy more from the bottom up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72snZctFFtA

I honestly give a lecture to anyone who will listen at work about DNS being 'pulled' and the TTL It's not too hard once you see the picture. just need to open you mind a but to the strangeness of the picture. I've liken it in the past to a group of mates, if one of them changes their phone number an...

Another thing with DNS is propagation.
I watched a long time ago a video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZtFk2dtqv0
which is still, while rambling, is still the best video I've ever seen about DNS.

also that this, client hold on a domain which a shit ton of people use is a bit bad ok?