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And they certainly look like losers lol

Hmm, I'm liking it very much. I've been self-hosting as part of my learning journey so I can understand better the things I learn and apply them. Right now I'm concerned with people replacing security roles with AI, but it's México and we're so behind in cybersecurity I think I can worry later. I want to go into GRC or auditing, any tips?

I like a lot of different areas, I'm thinking about following one of my teachers ideas and also offer freelance monitoring solutions. I try to learn a bit of everything so I can stay ready :)

BTW, if you know any software that's very used so I can start checking out, I'd be glad to hear about it. I know the FOSS alternatives are not that common and that's what I have to use rn

I'm studying cybersecurity and there are barely any women, but our directors are always encouraging them to participate and speak more. I'm friends with some of them and they hardly encounter anyone hostile. There are some men that speak behind their backs, but I'm glad a lot of people defend them and are open about their stance against sexism and misogyny. It'd always funny when anyone says something sexist and everyone around responds making fun of them or just ignoring them and leaving them alone on their comments.

Of course, it's not perfect, but I'm glad that it's getting better. Also, women were the whole top 3 or 5 of all students in our faculty lol

Good. I hope that kills completely the Saguaro Project :D

My favorite example of the use of both are PDFs:

• I'll use Stirling-PDF to insert/replace pages in specific places, rotate, move pages, etc. I like to visually understand what I'm doing.
• I'll use pdfunite to merge PDFs.

I mean, Carlos Slim is not from the USA, so most news were in spanish:

https://www.sdpnoticias.com/mexico/a-elon-musk-le-salio-caro-el-chiste-de-carlos-slim-su-mensaje-le-costo-a-starlink-una-inversion-por-7000-millones-de-dolares/

https://larepublica.pe/mundo/2025/02/24/el-acuerdo-entre-carlos-slim-y-elon-musk-que-impulsaba-starlink-en-america-latina-pero-termino-en-fracaso-de-siete-mil-quinietos-millones-de-dolares-1896288

Thanks for pointing that out. I think some are also supported in KWin:)

It's so expensive that I have only tried it when buying from restaurants. I wouldn't buy them directly because they're not affordable nor being sold in a place close to me.

I don't know if it's been updated recently, but take into account that LXQT doesn't support global shortcuts yet ☝️

It works well, but it's still missing features; as they say: it's experimental right now.

I use the 'No Thanks' app, but only as a starting point to then confirm if what they say it's true. I don't like that it's closed source, but at least it's an option. Also, I should note that some brands are ethical in some countries or states, but not globally, so you should check local resources for better results 🧐

Too many times I've been at the very limit of failing to deliver an assignment. I used to have classes from morning to night (used to get home at 23:00) and sometimes I did homework at uni and scan/upload in my computer since camera-scanned documents don't look as good, so I had to deliver them ASAP, but Windows would take a LOT of time to load Teams and sometimes it started applying updates at startup, so it would be SLOW AS HELL.

Just some days ago it happened again (the homework was assigned a day before) so I booted up windows and what a surprise (/s) it started applying updates, so Teams wouldn't even open. I had to send the files from there to my linux computer (I love you, KDE connect!) because I still had to add some things to the document and Teams for Linux loaded in a second lol

I'm still using Docker Rootless, which I want to change for Podman since Rootless is second-class for Docker, but I haven't been able to read the documentation enough to understand Podman Quadlets to migrate my compose files, and there are some incompatible configurations so even if using podlet, I have to edit some things manually.

I also want to migrate to MicroOS if possible in my server, but I'm still testing things in a VM to understand enough and the cost-benefit u.u

This has happened in México too, the most famously recorded one was during Enrique Peña Nieto's term (sorry for linking to YT). They said the flag thing was an accident, but it was during the Flag Day and everyone was angry with the way the government was handling things. The government-influenced media was angry with the military because "they made a mistake", but we all knew why it happened.

https://youtu.be/cwW9X_GBtco