Using mercurial/sapling at work is really nice

Yeah, it's basically true

Cockpit has a good web interface for libvirt

These were a great read. It's extremely sad we've reached this point.

It was canned because of lobbying by the local airlines and car rental joints which were way more established.

i've always heard that the primary savings is in reduced number of SMS segments, otherwise just for aesthetics and time saved typing it.

I'm the same way. Recently after a lot of painful effort, at a healthy weight after a lifetime of overweight/obesity, but at what cost to my mental health?

It tends to be a tradition for me to be oncall over at least one of the winter holidays, this year I (again) get to preside over a vendor vs vendor showdown where the only loser is our hardware!

You sure about that? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Recruit_(1917)

I don't think you read the linked article. Yes, there have been several "USS Recruits" at various bases which have hosted Navy boot camps over the years. One is in San Diego at Liberty Station, a mixed-use development which used to be Naval Training Center San Diego and is now anchored by a Stone brewpub.

Source: I served in San Diego in the reserves, did detachments there while on active duty, quaffed quite a few pints at said Stone brewpub, and have walked around the "ship."

You are in agreement then.

evbogue wrote:

> Is this real?

thisismyaccoun7 replied:

> Nope.

Implying that the one in NY did not exist. Hence thatfunkymunki‘s confusion. They are not the one who didn’t “read the linked article”.

I’m confused. Are you saying the NY ship did, or didn’t exist?

They both existed. The New York one is completely gone. The San Diego one still physically exists as a museum "ship".

Wow! You can see Barnes and Noble from that photo. Never knew about it, now I know.

I'm a security professional for a living (obviously not a great one) and I recently lost my phone without a recent 2fa backup. It was a nightmare.