bthylafh @bthylafh@social.privacytools.io

@b US aircraft carriers by hull number, presently up to CV-10 Yorktown. Submarines and small escorts for mobile devices.

@pelagikat Inoreader's not bad.

@ringo Just wondering what "a bit expensive each year" amounts to.

@ringo Out of curiosity, what is the cost?

@dredmorbius FIAT LUX.

@gvs @amolith Tilix is my jam for split terms. Tilix and four glorious monitors.

I probably should not do things at work that make me giggle when I think about them.

Related: our inventory-and-deployment programs turn out to support naming things with emojis, and our bosses are doing a presentation about them next week. I think you see where I'm going here.

@Xantulon @amolith I wouldn't use Icecat. The last release is 60.7 from June 2019 and browsers are famously full of security holes.

@radonhawk I'm feeling personally attacked.

@ajroach42 virt-manager. Second choice would be VMware Player and VirtualBox at third.

@ND3JR https://www.netbsd.org/docs/misc/#installing-rootcerts suggests that SSL certs are supposed to be found in /etc/openssl/.

@bhtooefr My old 2500K is still in daily service in my Linux/VM server. It'd easily OC to 4.3 GHz on the stock cooler and could just about play Witcher 3 on minimum settings.

If my gaming habit were less severe I'd probably still be happy with it as my daily driver.

@dosnostalgic Nesticle in the late '90s sometime.