Worked at a staples store in the early 2000s and we’d make an announcement that the store was closing 30 minutes before, 15 minutes before and then another when we closed.

Nobody was rushed out by employees but we still let them know.

Your absolutely accurate understanding of the word does not fit in with the bias of the article.

Or the bias of folks who downvote your truth

Ubuntu is a perfectly usable operating system, there is a LOT of elitism in the Linux community.

De gustibus non est disputandum

In matters of taste there is no dispute

If money isn’t a problem then gitlab is your best choice.

It’s the most mature of the options you have available to you.

I use gitlab for airgapped networks

It’s just login attempt when you’re setup this way.

It happened to my account AFTER I changed the password.

I do not believe accounts are setup this why by default and Microsoft does encourage you to use better 2fa as well.

Requiring a token + password before authentication is attempted is common, the password being entered triggers the token but it doesn’t mean you’re in.

This is not Microsoft doing something wrong, it’s Microsoft protecting an account that ought to have been protected better.

OP needs to go in and configure actual 2factor

In the same way google will log the location and browser fingerprint and whatnot from attempted logins whether they’re successful or not.

FWIW Microsoft does a blind token here meaning they send it if your password is correct or not.

In that way the person attempting to gain access has no context of if the password is correct or not

I started getting these after the lastpass hack.

Very helpful

Why is their question, so why is it pretty good?

If they’re internal drives then you choose.

I like to mount drives at root, their parent directory being the logical purpose of the drive.

Got a drive you added that’s gonna be for games?

/games

Is it for movies?

/movies

Or maybe it’s just general data storage?

/data

No need to make it more complicated than it has to be.

This is standard across the industry, unless you are mounting disks that would conform to another strategy (say it’s a drive of repos, it might mounted under /usr/local/src/ as that’s where one would expect user provided source code).

They’re using them on the Russian occupiers.

They were shot down causing civilian casualties.

The missiles would never have been fired if Ukraine wasn’t invaded by Russia.

Russia can stop this at any point.

Crimea is Ukraine, not Russia.

3. Russia could stop invading Ukraine and they wouldn’t have to worry about Ukrainian misiles.

Intended to tell the USA that South Korea is on the menu if they get involved in Ukraine I’d wager.

That said … I can’t imagine either NK or Russia wants to be at the find out stage of that statement.

Yes and I even know what it means.

I’ve also been conscious for the past 4 decades and can see the difference between an enabler acting in their own self interests and the enabled who ultimately is responsible for their actions.

Wait.

The USA that supports and has supported a 2 state solution is the problem, over Israel the aggressor who doesn’t?

Got it.

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While I think that’s dope it does feel like it gives Russia valid cause to strike them in host countries and kind of feels like a deliberate provocation to do so?

I appreciate you covering your open toes, safety socks so you’re compliant.

Super Switchtendo

It doesn’t break apt, apt just prefers snaps now.

This is as they designed it.

The issue here is that people don’t like this other thing and so the distribution which has been moving towards this other thing for like a decade now I guess is the bad guy for continuing to work towards that goal.