I think for any automated management system, the prudent thing to do would be to test a small subset of servers before pushing the change to all of them. So you might have only had 10 or 100 servers in a reboot loop instead of all 1000.

Also, any SysOps would have the cojones to push back on the initial change request to boot into GUI mode - you said these are servers right?

that said, never delete /dev/null.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2020/03/26/dr_birx_coronavirus_data_doesnt_match_the_doomsday_media_predictions_or_analysis.html

Looks like YouTube have delete the video. so here is a link.

*ban so this will be removed from the site(deleted). It seems just discarding it is not enough to get rid of it. As you can tell the sifter above my comment seemed to find it.

That's a really great thought.

After I finished watching the full downloaded series, that was the only episode I still have and won't delete.

When I hear that song, it still sends me back to that same deep, contemplative state that series finale put me in when I first saw it.

Seriously deep stuff right there...

delete

@ant I'm guessing there was a spam comment that got deleted and the counter didn't get updated.

Again... this isn't Deadpool 3. This is a deleted scene from Deadpool 2 that was included on the extended cut.

Never saw the deleted scenes, so I didn't know. It was new to me. *kill

Deleted Comment.

Holy crap. It took me forever to find out pulling an email to the side let you delete it quickly.

Tesla makes the best computer/chips. To be used for their self driving cars.

Tesla Autonomy Day discussion and reveals/promises for the future https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucp0TTmvqOE

A redditor noted these few things
- Full self driving by the end of this year
- Robotaxi car sharing service so your car can go work while you're not using
it. Half the price of Uber and 70% profit share to owner of the car.
- Building the cars with 1 million mile lifespans, including the batteries
- Promising to "delete" the steering wheel in a few years since it'll be obsolete.

She posted a video demonstrating the kinds of comments she was posting, which were then promptly deleted. As far as I could tell there was nothing in them to warrant their deletion except the suggestion that data may be recoverable - which apparently Apple thinks is bogus advice.

re. Encryption - as far as I am aware she repairs the phones enough for them to turn on, the phone's owner still has to unlock it they want their things back. There are also some components which have some sort of hardcoded serial number, and cannot be replaced, but apparently enough of the parts can be interchanged that it isn't usually a problem.

Breaking the toilet in front of the pooch made me grit my teeth as well. That were dumb.

I don't think there should be an onus on Apple to repair instead of replace, but they could cooperate a little (or a lot) better with those businesses that are willing to offer that service. At the very least they should cease misleading their customers and stop removing perfectly legitimate advice.

Just walk away.
There is no delete account. It hurts the site to poke holes in it's fabric. Please don't try to erase your presence, it's considered an attack and rude.
You can set your profile to stop all email notifications and you won't hear from the sift again.....or just leave it and you probably won't hear from the sift again.
Sorry you feel you have to go. If nothing else, you sparked a few interesting threads.

Please delete my account and all message and videos. I'm done here. Thanks

*Kill
*delete

Trying various things lol