sudo rm -r . /

What does ps -A show as the user running FreeCAD?

The Fortran is tight, works, and has 50 years of field testing.

Much rather work on something old and proven than new and slapdash.

Old languages should be able to learn new tricks.

Sure, but in 35 years on windows I’ve never used it.

Only makes sense to use it in a script, which you wouldn’t just drop into Linux anyway.

I’ve used Windows since 3.1 and WTF is winver?

Sounds like a PR from a lone weirdo.

Using thorn in English is a pathetic bid to appear smart.

The first one is against code too. No railing on the landing.

I already have SMB but want something easier for non tech family members.

Nginx sounds like the way to go and just symlink www -> recipes

Thanks.

edit to add final update:

• Installed nginx docker image on NAS
• Mapped html and config paths to host
• Enabled directory listing support
• Added recipes.local to NAS reverse proxy
• Added recipes.local to RPi CNAMEs
• Bookmarked the site on kids’ computer

Would be stupid to use for production, but makes a lot of sense as a canary for problems in new versions of packages.

Blood type, allergies, other history pertinent to current condition.

The article asks, rhetorically, “why would you ever delete patient data?”

It never really gives an answer.

The example they give of a 51 year old digital breadcrumb demonstrates how medical record retention can be useful.

So when do we get real Firefox mobile?

For #2 you just need to be smart about which file system paths you map to the container.

Do you really want to have guest OSs to think about?

Why do you want a full VM and not something g lighter weight and easier like Docker?

But I bet she can order DoorDash with his money.

If you marry for money you will earn every cent.

When Facebook centered the algorithm over friend updates, I stopped posting updates for my friends.

They decided eyeballs were worth more than connecting friends. Fair enough, I’ll just leave.

C lets you shoot yourself in the foot.

C++ lets you reuse the bullet.

You seem to be confusing C stdlib with a CLI?