i remember these kinda discussions from a few years ago, when waterseer had a similar idea.

how well these devices work is strongly related to how humid the air is.

and the places where these kind of devices would actually be useful (like deserts) have very low humidity,

to the point were there is almost no water in the air to be harvested.

atmospheric water harvesting has only been somewhat feasible in environments that usually have better methods to get water,
and even there they are ineficcient to the point where people consider it a scam

wings for the blue shell

afaik btrfs is can do all the things you listed.

im using open suse with btrfs and can only recommend it.

the setup was easy ( asside from non btrfs related issues with the finicky installation media)
and open suse automaticly sets up subvolumes and snapshots before and after each update
to take advantage of btrfs

i have 7 bulbs since 2019
none of them failed so far.

all the lifespans i found ranged between 15.000 to 25.000 hours ( which btw was equated to 1.000 hours per year instead of 5.000 per year)

so this doesn’t sound normal to me.

how manny(in use) bulbs do you have?
what brands do you use?

i just use vim plugins in the other editors i use.

kate has a vim mode,
vs code has a vim plugin.
intellij has a vim plugin.
obsidian has a vim mode.
a lot of editors have vim modes.

if you have a current non vim markdown editor,
try looking for a vim mode.

if you dont, obsidian is all about markdown,
and vs code has a markdown preview plugin.

its just missing dns entrys.

if you configure anything other than your providers default dns server you don’t notice it.

$tux to the moon 🚀🌕
im gonna yolo my entire portfolio on deep otm $mint calls

puts on $win

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dayum,
two keyboards with failing keys.
the usb i was planning to use for the ventoy free install died.
kde on my current setup keeps crashing.
constant software issues at work.

did IBM curse me for daring to stray of the path of the hat?

anyway, using a directly flashed stick instead of ventoy resolved my issue.

apparently flashing the stick directly did the trick,
thanks for the help

i used the offline installer images with ventoy ill try again with a stick i directly installed it on

didn’ check that yesterday,
ill try again with an image i checked and without ventoy

i checked my manboards settings after the second attempt and secureboot was already disabled.

afiak the prase “i use arch btw” is mostly sarcasm,
instead of genuine appreciation.

its mocking the stereotype of arch users that constantly bring it up to sound smart or feel supperior.

think of arch like “vintage car culture” with a touch of minimalism.
its restricting and breaks all the time,
but thats kinda the point because fixing it becomes a part of your lifestyle.

hold on,
did it only delete the programms gone too?

open your home folder and set the option to show hidden files.
if there is a .minecraft folder check the saves folder inside that.

is it not in the trashbin?

i have used photorec to resore deleted files on several occasions.
but i dont think there is a filetype for minecraft worlds available

maybe on some public displays,
but those surely wont update to such a new kernel for a long time

ive seen it a few times on those screens that buses here have, that shows the next stations on the route.

but never on any of my computers

(im refering to those old ‘kernel panic’ messages)

the whole made in … thing was originally implemented to mark the inferior products / cheap copys of british products that where made in germany