what are some good user/host names?
>>106436059cum@bucket
>>106436059My wife Shion
>>106436059>>106436145You have to let go
>>106436059I hostname all my networked devices (mobile devices, desktops, servers…) after prescription drugs, it’s a pretty neat system. You can even do cute shit like categorise devices thematically by drug class - name smartphones after dissociatives, AI training servers after hallucinogens… one can be as creative with hostnaming as they’d like :)
>>106436213>>>/lgbt/
>>106436059a hyphen-delimited list of addresses to guides for privacy or porn
>>106436219uwu
trixie@devuan
>(first name)@thinkpad(model number)you need more?
>>106436059laura and valensiya
>>106436566THE great and powerful Trixie???
>>106436932Precisely what I was thinking, Devuan isn’t even called Trixie lol
artix@(your thinkpad model number)
>>106437059>artixLMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GO BACK TO POL CHUDSTER
>>106436916i like laura
>>106437078
>>106436059I tend to think of the physical properties of the computer that distinguish it from other computers If I got a Framework Desktop I’d consider calling it “opposite of Jack” because it doesn’t have an optical drive to rip CDs and I’d have to use a USB thing and that’s a rare property in my mind for Wintel machines
pc0soon to be pc1
I name my computers after governments/secret police. My old laptop was Kremlin, my PC is Mossad, and my phone is called Palantir.
I like to type words into porkbun and see all the TLDs it suggests and spelling variants. There's the a .lol tld
>>106436932(fellow) HORSE FUCKER DETECTED
>>106437267oh I see, welcome back then
>>106436873>>106437059>>106437143only straight wite men in the thread
>>106436213So Ibuprofen@desktop?
>>106437281thanks anon
>>106437267>cesspit of a websiteIt is the only site on the internet that is good with a stable community, you can't get better than this.
>>106437377This is why I started becoming more outgoing again. I feel dumb for not going to places like museums and zoos instead of staring at a screen most of the day. Normalfags forced me out of the web lmao.
>>106437377>is good>stable communityuhhhh
>>106436059your real name@your real name
>>106436059>barking@noirs
User@computer
>>106437197>>106437229>>106437267>>106437281>>106437374kill yourselves tranny faggots
shion@hololive
>>106436059username@celestial bodyI base it off the device a little, PCs & servers are planets & suns while mobile devices are moons and accessories are asteroids. I just pick a planet/moon that's got a cool name.
>>106436059>>106436145she graduated... its over...
>>106436059I use latin words that describe the device best: bestia for desktop, cogitator for laptop, crustum for raspberry pi, aliena for vps etc.
>>106436059your initials + random object for hostname. don't be an embarrassing tranny.
>>106440477checked and finally a sane answer
>>106436059username@distro-name
I name services after init systemsrunit - my main machine /systemd - my serveretc>>106436213This is also a good one. I had a friend who liked H52A agonists who would do something autistic like this.
Your real name @ the default hostname
>>106437366More like anon@ibuprofen, where anon is either my first name for public-facing/business machines, or a randomly generated pseudonym for anonymous systems. Obviously, in some cases a user account doesn’t make sense - instead, it’s just root@ibuprofen or toor@ibuprofen for admin tasks and appropriate names for service accounts.
>>106440865Doesn’t naming computers after a component they necessarily run, one that may or may not be matching their hostname, get very confusing very quickly? You can only name a single machine “systemd”, but that’s the init all your nixos systems would be using for example. Even if you don’t like Nix, surely you have more than one computer running a particular init, right? How do you not run out of names? Even using obscure init systems, surely you retire machines faster than new names can be created?
I name my computers after robot anime girlsCurrently named AtriMy username has been the same for years because I'm too lazy to change it
>>106436059M00TYK1N5
>>106436059NiggerDickNiggerdickDickniggerNiggerNiggerNogNiggerNogNogNiggerDickNogDickNogNiggerNogNiggerDickEtc.
>>106442061I'm a simple person. I don't manage many services I consider personal enough to bequeath a name. In the name of operational security, the defaults make the most sense to retain.
