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It depends on how you installed it.

If you installed something via apt on a Debian based system then Debian will track the projects and push updates when the are available. If you are doing things with Snap or Flatpack then the developers of those specific applications will have some form of update plan.

What do you mean most secure? Because that is a very broad thing.

I’m going to say scope creep and bad SCRUM implementations.

Because bubble.

It’s ok to have opinions. He just seems like a Plex person while the rest of us aren’t.

A polly who doesn’t know what they are talking about. nothing new here.

A bit convoluted but you can using peeringdb.com to get the AS number of their networks then look that AS up in bgp.tools.

https://www.peeringdb.com/org/8896
Microsoft have 4 ASN with 8075 being the largest one.

https://bgp.tools/as/8075#prefixes

The only problem with this method is you may catch some other orgs who host their IPs with Azure like Avaya (the PBX and handset company)

Try !dailygames@lemmy.zip

That includes the 5 bots to drive engagement right?

Honestly, does it matter to a regular user?
There will be some that do matter, if I were to run NC I would use Lite because why throw the data to another process just to write it to a disk when I only have a single node.

Good.

Honestly, ms won’t do anything.

unofficial statement out of Microsoft have Linux VMs overtaking the Windows VMs in Azure.

Why should they worry about losing a once off $1100 sale of a Server 2025 license when they can sell you a 2 CPU 8Gb ram Azure VM for $150 a month? Or $113/m commited for 3 years ($4000 total)

Because it requires trust of other instances admins.

Does signal allow self hosting? Unless we are thinking of different things called Signal.

In the virtualisation world you have the expensive big boy who everyone now hates ESX by Broadcom (was VMware), the expensive wannabe big boy that everyone hates Hyper-V by Microsoft, and a gazillion others that use Qemu or zen as a base and puts a shiny coat of UI over it.

Proxmox is in that last category. A pretty interface over an open source underlay at a decent price (if you want to pay the subscription).

Getting the PR out before the case is heard. Sounds like they don’t like their chances.

Yes, the company OS policy doesn’t specify which OS to use as long as it actively supported and the security tooling can be installed.

So should the quality.

And not just graphical quality.

Arguably Mass Effect 1.

You spend the game warning about the reaper threat and you are constantly brushed off. Then the bbg attacks the citadel and you fight them off.

Second game: oh that plot from game 1? Yea, that was an isolated incident by different species and not the enemy you were warning is about.

Game three: HELP!!! The friends of bbg from game 1 are attacking you have to save us.

Probably health and safety trying to stop the kawoosh from happening instead of doing what they did in the 90s and put a hazard tape on the ground.