Can anyone recommend a source/brand of jeans that won't wear out in less than a year? I have a few pairs that are a decade or older, and they are just fine.

But every pair I have bought in the last several years has gone to shit inside 12 months, usually less.

Just tossed another pair into the, "yard work only" stack, because they developed holes.

AI slop is getting _weird_.

Yesterday, I found an entire channel of a goth girl who cries over getting mocked because no one likes the heavy metal music inspired resin lamps she makes and sells.

You see the first one and think, "those are cool, people are seriously mocking her for not getting a real job?"

And then you see eight more.....

nuintari's rules of networking 0x1c:

Your Microsoft network, because let's face it, you have one, needs to be isolated from the rest of your network. It should be considered as untrusted as the public internet as far as the rest of your network is concerned.

nuintari's rules of networking 0x5e:

A router on a stick is a congestion causing, single point of failure. Avoid their use whenever possible.

nuintari's rules of networking 0x59:

ALL CAPITAL LETTERS HAVE BEEN SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN TO CAUSE SIGNIFICANT EYESTRAIN. DO NOT INSIST ON ARBITRARY, ALL-CAPITAL LABELING CONVENTIONS.

nuintari's rules of networking 0x4e:

BGP filters: Not optional.

Hey #FreeBSD fam! I need an opinion.

Right now, I have a single poudriere jail that tracks 15.0-RELEASE(amd64), and I build ports from -latest. Everything in my house installs from this.

It is very handy to have a local installation source for packages when you are destroying and rebuilding jails regularly. It is faster for me, less load for the official servers.

That being said, I almost never do this for my laptops and workstations.

I am considering dropping anything graphical out of poudriere, and only building server stuff locally.

At the same time, I am considering bringing two rPis online for DNS and DHCP duty, just to reduce my power consumption. Shit is just getting expensive, yo.

So, opinions welcome here. Do I:

Run two poudriere jails:

One builds all my server stuff for amd64.
The other builds just what I need for DNS and DHCP on arm64.

And my workstations just chase FreeBSD-ports.

Or, do I do a third jail for amd64, but chase ports-quarterly? Because I cannot keep rebuilding librewolf and libreoffice every few days. They spike out the load and power consumption for over a day when either one hits an update.

I'm on the fence between the two options, thoughts?