The OpenStack website has a list of cloud providers who use OpenStack for their clouds. https://www.openstack.org/marketplace/public-clouds/
It's still worth voting for those down-ballot items. I'm in a very blue area of a swing state and we currently have some local ballot proposals that are so poorly written they'll get the city mired in lawsuits for years to come.
I didn't make this meme at all.
Especially if you're using raid5 for multi disk.
Fortunately she's in Davidson county, which is very blue. After 2020 the Republican state legislature redistricted in a way that cracks Nashville (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee%27s_congressional_districts#/media/File%3ATennessee's_Congressonal_Districts_(2023-).png). That got Nashville voters pretty pissed.
Some of the worst landlords in my city are locals who rent out 1-2 houses to students.
The least bad landlord AFAICT is a local corporation that mostly rents out commercial space but has a few residential rentals too.
Well yeah. I had all sorts of mental health problems I was struggling to deal with, but now I'm struggling to make the perfect desktop configuration instead.
Still pretty important given how many systems are using the 1.0 series.
Snaps have had a permission system for at least 5 years now.
This is one of the reasons I recommend using any provider that provides you with OpenStack when moving to the cloud.