the funniest part of the fall of MS for me has been the cunts getting so excited about fucking off the home users they forgot one vital thing: C-suite and beancounters run at a home user level. And most infrastructure techs will happily flick to a linux distro come server build time.
Their current direction has also pretty much killed their use in anything related to media distribution, it’s virtually a detailed list of TPN violations
Absolute fucking insanity
I’m torn. Can you imagine an AI trained on tumblr? I want to see this rough beast slouch
Jesus Christ that’s a car battery
I adjusted to the lower tier fish. Less money, but more stable and less stress.
'97 here. Could do this shit in my sleep by now lol
A certain subset of dev thought they were untouchable. Now they are finding out they’re the same level of peasant as the rest of us. Hard fall. :/
“Get rid of our primary means of customer retention and we’ll make more customers leave!!!”
Rock & roll!! Great work
Suddenly, viciously reminded of that quote: “If a machine cannot be held accountable, it cannot be allowed to make a management decision” (paraphrased)
…should prooooobably start legislating that shit
Yeah it’s definitely taken a sharp nosedive over the past 9 months.
I miss dogpile siiiigh
Sounds pretty on-brand for Rom
main rig is a win system, so I modified C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts. NOTE: Always make a copy of your existing config (eg: hosts.old)
add the following line
internal IP domain
so eg:
192.168.0.10 MyDomain.com
then save and go.
Fuckass forgot that PCs are still a thing, huh?
Could try tweaking your modem settings, but that’s extremely equipment specific as to what will/won’t work. If you run your own dns or can define hosts higher on the hierarchy, hardcoding there would also work
internally? On my main rig I just edited my host file to hard direct all traffic for that domain to the box’s internal IP. Not sure if that will work for you. Externally, well…there’s no issue.
yup.
I had a similar driving me fcking nuts issue - it turned out that even though I had explicitly set the modem to run on a nonstandard port, to reject all http/https requests from the external interface and set it to point all http/https to my web server, every time I ran traffic internally from 192.168.0.1 to mydomain.com it went out, hit the the DNS, came back to my public IP and then for some reason I still cannot work the fuck out the modem then takes it and goes “oh that’s someone in my network talking to MEEEEEEEEEEE” and then I’d get a https bad request. Using a VPN negates this as it routes differently.
Internally the domain is resolving to your public IP. Check your modem isn’t trying to redirect the https request to itself
But will it do the tory Power Stance?