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With the formal versions, the vowel rule is a good bet, but a lot of the informal versions for both male and female names end in 'sha' (and thus 'a').

Here's a few examples:

- Natalia: Natasha (Female)

- Aleksandr, Aleksandra: Sasha (Male/Female)

- Aleksei: Lyosha (Male)

- Daria: Dasha (Female)

- Oksana (Female)

- Nikita (Male)

- Yurii: Yura (Male)

- Pavel: Pasha (Male)

Keeping it terse here, the list goes on and on, you can come up with an 'a'-endng informal version of almost every male name.

- I've been able to notify the clients that we are going to have to take urgent action;

- Had some time to figure out what actually happened;

- Set up monitoring to know when the fix is out;

- Managed to compile the new binaries the moment they became available.

> As in the others that I _won't_ buy (which is what I meant)?

Correct. Sorry, worded the question a bit too ambiguously :)

What kind of trouble did you have with ASUS and D-Link? Security or the lack of configuration options? Haven't bought them in a while, but I remember them being somewhat decent.

I'm quite frequently in the market for a simple home router/AP for friends and family, and they'd rather have something simpler and cheaper, so that rules out Mikrotik (which I would normally go for). Would love to hear some stories about the issues you've had with all kinds of off the shelf stuff if you have the time to share.

Been wondering recently what the others might be. Can you give a few examples among popular brands?

Update: for those unhappy with the changes, you can roll them back for now:

  about:config -> browser.nova.enabled -> false

Right.

If addictiveness really is that much of a factor, I rest my case.

On the search page, shorts are mostly a mixed bag, but you do occasionally get useful results.

So what does this solve? Seems like a form of protest nobody important (those in power) cares about.

Another thing is, I have, to my own surprise, discovered a few decent channels that I like, that post their videos in form of shorts exclusively. That's a somewhat new trend and mostly relevant to humor-related or music channels, though.

Almost forgot to mention. YouTube recently added the scroll bar to the shorts so they aren't all that different from the other videos now.

Try wsl --shutdown. Works for me when WSL hangs for no apparent reason.

I've also noticed that, in my case, these hangs are somehow tied to Docker for Windows. Couldn't figure what triggers them so far, though. I just restart DFW and kill WSL when that happens.

I would like about 5000 more of these by tomorrow, kthxbai.

Haven't spent a lot of time with it myself, but if Jenkins isn't of much appeal, Drone [1] seems to be another popular (and lightweight) alternative.

[0] https://hub.docker.com/_/jenkins/

[1] https://www.drone.io

I've notified the authorities and social services.

  - DSL is harder to get into.
  - Hard to reproduce a setup unless builds are in DSL and Jenkins itself is in a fixed version container with everything stored in easily transferable bind volumes; config export/import isn't straightforward.
  - Builds tend to break in a really weird way when something (even external things like Gitea) updates.
  - I've had my setup broken once after updating Jenkins and not being able to update the plugins to match the newer Jenkins version.
  - Reliance on system packages instead of containerized build environment out of the box.
  - Heavier on resources than some of the alternatives.

  - GUI is getting prettier lately for some reason.
  - Great extendability via plugins.
  - A known tool for many.
  - Can mostly be configured via GUI, including build jobs, which helps to get around things at first (but leads into the reproducibility trap later on).

Setting up your own Gitlab instance + Runners with rootless containers is not without quirks, too.