@nprofile1q... :eyes_opposite: 👁️ 👀

@nprofile1q... I'm now imagining a bouncer at the door to a nightclub: "You can't get in with only the two eyes, mate. Come back when you've got at least five."

@nprofile1q... I know you didn't want advice, but... document the hell out of what you're doing.

I've tried setting up my own CA a couple of times, and I've always found that (a) it's more trouble than it's worth for everything I needed it for, and (b) it's long enough between renewals that I forget everything about how to produce a new cert by the time a new one's needed.

@nprofile1q... 2019, I thought.

@nprofile1q... The mozzarella sticks deserved it. They know what they did.

@nprofile1q...

How to fit the Mobius blade to the bandsaw.
Using the hydraulic ocilloscope to find knocking in water pipes.
Cleaning sand with the sandblasting equipment.

@nprofile1q... Depending on the assembler, there may be something like ".option norvc" to tell it not to generate compressed instructions.

Example here, in the second code block: https://osblog.stephenmarz.com/ch1.html

They're using Rust in that project, so I guess it's whatever LLVM does.

@nprofile1q... It's not so much the length of the downtime, although that's pretty calamitous on its own. It's the lack of comms. At minimum, there needs to be a long and detailed public write-up of the failures (planning, technical, and comms), and something indicating that they've learned several lessons.

@nprofile1q... Sounds like a slippery character.

@nprofile1q... A catting, surely?

I don't know, but is it entirely safe to assume they can't?

@nprofile1q... Do you really want to be in a position of growing more cats, though?

@nprofile1q... I have bad news for you: you don't get the superpowers; the tea does.