treadful

Bets on if it'll have a throne.

Ban back on, then?

That dog is doing his best.

You're not taking a gasoline bicycle up to that speed either.

If you mean motorcycles, they're built using much more... significant parts. The wheels alone are like 10x the mass of a typical bicycle wheel, giving it significantly more stability. Everything else is built to be more capable of speed as well. It's not a good comparison.

*dessert

Hate to say it, but that technical literacy from having to operate computers the difficult way was a small blip in history. So things are just kind of going back to "normal."

Now, the only real natural entry into "computing" is gaming. Pretty much everything else has to come through formal education, which is largely myopic and boring.

Don't think I've even worked with a gen Z engineer yet. I assume they exist.

OpenSSH has an unsung feature to execute a command (instead of a Shell) when a user successfully logs in.

It's remote.

Also, it's not really that exciting. They already would need access to your account. It would be very obvious when copying it as well.

What the hell is even that?

EDIT: Okay, it's editied, but still.

I get what you're saying, but as you kind of mentioned, it's a falsehood to believe any of your posts and comments here are under your control anyway. They get federated to other instances, maybe mirrored or crawled by bots. And these may or may not abide by your deletion of the content.

Might be best to just expose/enforce this reality to users. You send data publicly onto the Internet, it's forever out of your control. And there's no system in existence that can change that reality.

Also why it's important that a doxxed Internet never becomes reality.

Kind of wish deleting posts wasn't a thing. Would rather just the user-association was removed or something. Just because OP doesn't want to be involved in the thread anymore, doesn't mean everyone else feels the same.

I ate it.

I'll take that bet. Probably won't be effective, but I'm betting this shit is here to stay. There already hasn't been enough push-back.