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I guess this falls into the class of Linux bugs that causes regressions on the LTS kernel, where you'd be safer running stable.

Hitting the front page of Hacker News will lead to a much cheaper resolution of this issue than paying their law firm.

I have a personal GCP account with an average spend of $12/month over the last year or so. The past week, I've been bombarded with messages and phone calls from a GCP saleswoman trying to get me to spend more. These business practices reek of desperation.

I thought this article would be about a pharmaceutical.

The way to get an issue like this fixed is a post on Hacker News with an sufficient number of upvotes to get to the front page for a long enough time. Good luck!

Citation needed. gvisor seems to be under active development and just added support for the systrap platform, deprecating ptrace: https://gvisor.dev/blog/2023/04/28/systrap-release/

Webtrees is open source, and allows for easy sharing with your family through http: https://github.com/fisharebest/webtrees

For the DIY folks, Webtrees is a halfway decent platform: https://www.webtrees.net/index.php/en/

Slack's Nebula is another great open source mesh VPN application: https://github.com/slackhq/nebula

The behavior of Reddit's management has inspired me to login through the series of accounts I have created over the years and delete all content I had contributed to. Doesn't management realize they are dependent on people like us to create content to generate value for the website?

https://www.tarsnap.com/ or if you really want to DIY move AWS S3 to Glacier Deep Archive at $0.00099 per GB/month

Revoke the medical licenses of the doctors who rubber stamp the denials.