I always preferred (pirated) streaming services over local streaming
I suggest having a backup of some of your favourite media anyway. You never know when a service will be taken down.
What services are you using, if you don’t mind me asking?
I use Vim, which has some really handy tricks that I use somewhat often (eg, type :r! followed by a terminal command and it will add the standard output of said command to the bottom of your file).
That being said, there’s nothing wrong with Nano. Most distros come with it out of the box nowadays, and its learning curve is practically nonexistent compared to the alternatives.
Video games are more fun than spreadsheets? Colour me fucking bamboozled.
Phillips is bad enough to start with, but then they started making Pozidriv, which looks almost identical but isn’t actually compatible - making it even more likely to tear out.
I wonder why Canada seems to be the only country in the world that understands Robertson screw head supremacy?
I think a lot of it is Long Covid, to be honest. After I had Covid I started sleeping really poorly, and I still do. I also really need to lose weight.
As far as my job goes it’s actually pretty cushy. Of course, if I could find a way to survive without it, I’d quit in a heartbeat - as I imagine many people would.
Where’s
Work
Come home too exhausted to do anything worthwhile
Sleep
Work
I don’t think it falls into the first category because I really don’t give a shit about my job. I just have no energy.
Cursor=bloat
I say the following as a current Jellyfin user who stopped using Plex for privacy reasons: Plex making it easy to share your library outside of your LAN is an absolutely gigantic point in its favour. I don’t understand why so many Jellyfin people seem unable or unwilling to understand or acknowledge this.
It’s been a while since I’ve done it, but there’s an option in Clonezilla which lets you clone a smaller drive onto a bigger one, while expanding it to fill up the extra space.
The true LinuxMan uses middle-mouse click to paste.
I remember being on Reddit some time ago, and in the comments somebody mentioned Linux. The next comment was “What’s Linux?”
I try to keep that post in mind whenever I think anything is common knowledge.
Yeah, I fully agree. Half of these are issues that education has always faced in one form or another, and the other half seem to be outright fabrications.
Is this just a Proxmox thing? I’m running Debian on my server, and as far as I know, the kernel has always upgraded properly when there’s a new one available.
Except he’d be 130 years old at the very least.
I think those who know about Debian would already know if Debian’s for them or not.
I’d generally recommend something a bit more beginner friendly to somebody asking for a distro recommendation.
They block ads from phone apps, which is amazing.
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