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I worked for an organization that was pawned by ransomware. That administered around 4500 Windows PCs. All and every one of them had an admin account that was “adminarea” and the password was “areaadmin”

Lol

The output of the IA was the picture.

Um actually it’s called ska, not sca

Because people want to interact with it, leave a comment. It’s not nearly as satisfying to yell at cloud, it is as effective tho.

…And they can capitalize on that interaction.

Am I in the same room as all of you guys? Speak up, who of you ate the last Oreo?

I’m using accounts in different instances as multis for the time being. At least I can have different sets of subscriptions. It’s not ideal, but it’s better than nothing.

Wdym again?

Ok please enlighten us with the many uses for a dead basketball player.

Jk

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You meant traditional or the wrong way. There’s nothing natural about it.

Like many cases of “success” lately. A well connected and rich parent.

Yes easier to use, it’s already there

jk

Yes, up until mid 90s

Is this company still worth “billions” with a b?

The same it does everywhere else. Capitalizing on the sheer number of web devs, and the fact that we get things done without being petty about things we don’t like.

I had to orphan a very simple extension I wrote for gnome 3.2-3.10 It was a bugfix that for some reason upstream didn’t even want to acknowledge it existed, and never accepted the patch. So I made the extension, but after about a year of constant breakages I gave up.

That ordeal really made me feel unappreciated as a contributor.

It turn into mandriva when mandrake bought conectiva amid a legal battle for the name with a comic books company, owners of the character Mandrake.

The last version was launched in 2011, and the company closed in 2015. Their most prominent derivatives were Open Mandriva, Mageia, PC Linux, and Rosalinux.

Mageia was founded with most of the developers from mandriva (or so Wikipedia says)

Isn’t that like common knowledge or something?