

Pls write in ruuster13 on your ballot this November thank u. And let’s all agree to forget Kyrsten Sinema happened.


Pls write in ruuster13 on your ballot this November thank u. And let’s all agree to forget Kyrsten Sinema happened.


I’m a social worker. I have yet to find another in my field who does this, but I’m always searching. When I find them, I’ll form a joint practice with them. With our powers combined we will take over the world.
I’m just chiming in to not announce which distro I’m using.
-sent from Voyager on Android


It’s a wrapper called jellyfin
Super use her: do ass


Dillo is the reason you can’t have large icons
The gates hath been declared open!


If rebuild time is truly your main concern, you could configure the 4 drives as raid 1+0. On truenas I think it would be called a pool of 2 mirror vdevs. It would give you much faster rebuild time and still have 1-2 drive failure tolerance.
Dlsbians, the ls is for listing them
Don’t forget Buddha Linux… Which still pretty much just exists as a concept. Neither real nor not real.
Compiling is just a construct! I could use Gentoo or flatpak and get the same product.
There is no trap. Only a pause on your path.
That’s exactly how Buddha Linux is.
If I built a distro I’d call it Buddha Linux so every time someone points out something good in general Linux discourse I could say “that’s exactly how Buddha Linux is” and every time someone points out something bad I’d say “that’s exactly how Buddha Linux is”. It’s infinite marketing. It’s the absence of marketing.
Ain’t no need to preach to your fellow kde gang while I’m here memeing on guhhnome
In fact there were several manpages available in the terminal and online, but Lucille was in denial about that.
I have high availability that requires 2.5x the maintenance. My CPUs draw 0.1-0.6 times the electricity and I have 10 of them. My base OS is more secure but my VM OSes pull from repos in 5 sanctioned countries. I don’t have to pay for tokens because I self-host my own LLMs using 4 rtx5090s and 256GB of RAM (that I purchased in summer 2026).