Seconding this. As someone who's depended on CentOS for years, I like how AlmaLinux has been set up so far. The fact that it's the CloudLinux people who made this is also a plus.
> Yes, GDP has been going up for a long time in many countries, and so the "average wealth" of each generation is going up. GDP does not correlate to "average wealth" and is itself a dubious measure for economic…
Starting conditions (where one was born, levels of wealth and opportunity there, one's parents' education and jobs) are shockingly predictive about an individual's future. Hard work leading to social mobility has always…
See, the nice thing about Linux is that you can always disable what you don't like. You're never just helplessly subject to the whims of the developers.
The most worrying thing about this in my opinion is that it's not surprising at all. The Philippine government and all its agencies has such an infamously bad record with infosec as well as how they build and run their…
Seconding this. As someone who's depended on CentOS for years, I like how AlmaLinux has been set up so far. The fact that it's the CloudLinux people who made this is also a plus.
> Yes, GDP has been going up for a long time in many countries, and so the "average wealth" of each generation is going up. GDP does not correlate to "average wealth" and is itself a dubious measure for economic…
Starting conditions (where one was born, levels of wealth and opportunity there, one's parents' education and jobs) are shockingly predictive about an individual's future. Hard work leading to social mobility has always…
See, the nice thing about Linux is that you can always disable what you don't like. You're never just helplessly subject to the whims of the developers.
The most worrying thing about this in my opinion is that it's not surprising at all. The Philippine government and all its agencies has such an infamously bad record with infosec as well as how they build and run their…