I absolutely did not. Work on your reading comprehension and civics.

What in the strawman? You are fucked in the head

If water bottles are such a hot button issue we need to be discussing the mental fitness of adults who are unable to think ahead or bring their own supplies.

Do you support or condemn interfering with election processes?

Edit: I noticed no one is answering the question above.

Wait, what the fuck are you even talking about? Do you know what electioneering is?

Providing material aid to voters in line can be construed as electioneering. Even an unlabeled water bottle. It sucks, but it keeps the harrasing threatening bully types away from voter queue lines.

Yes, electioneering is illegal.

You listed Debian three times.

It is enabled, but now I’m doubting that. I’ll double check when my homelab shift is complete.

I’m not experiencing that bug. My reverse proxy is only accessed locally at the moment though. I did have to play with headers a bit in nginx to get it working.

I am literally telling you generalizations aren’t helpful. I don’t care about your age.

While the young people of this generation are generally useless when it comes to something more complicated than microsoft word

Generalizations and eager bootlicking of generational propaganda isn’t helpful at all.

Yeah I was confused about the comment chain. I was thinking terminal login vs ssh. You’re right in my experience…root ssh requires user intervention for RHEL and friends and arch and debian.

Side note: did you mean to say “shot themselves in the root”? I love it either way.

On a new linux install or image I will always:

• Make new users(s)
• Setup new user to sudo
• Change ssh port
• Change new user to authenticate ssh via key+password
• Disable root ssh login

Ah fair enough, I know that’s the basis of a ton of distros. I lean towards RHEL so I’m not super fluent there.

Which ones? I’m asking because that isn’t true for cent, rocky, arch.