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As long as the “No Thanks” button is a one and done go-away button, I think this is a decent idea!

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Its beist of uv ruwnz. Its fun but not yuwsful haha

It’s based off of runes. It’s fun but not useful haha

https://rune.school

Rhino Linux! A rolling release Ubuntu distribution. It uses the Ubuntu devel repos + pacstall.

Containers maybe?

They are TTYs, they’re like terminals your computer spawns at boot time that you can use. Their intended purpose is really whatever you need them for. I use them for if I somehow mess up my display configuration and I need to access a terminal, but I can’t launch my DE/WM.

Ctrl+shift+V is what you should do. Ctrl+V is used by shells for I believe inserting characters without doing some sort of evaluation. I don’t remember the specifics though, but yes Ctrl+shift+V to paste.

Backdoors are bad for security 😆😆

I’ve moved on, I only use reddit when I want to find already existing stuff.

And your default shell is a POSIX compliant shell, usually dash or ash, so that’s what I mean by sh. You can set it in ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.toml with:

[shell]
program = "/bin/sh"

Oh I think I know what you mean. Did you try setting your shell to something like sh instead of bash or zsh and see if it was a shell startup issue?

What stability issues have you encountered?

I downloaded the Yuzu flatpak onto a USB stick and I’ll send a zip of it with install instructions if anyone wants it.

I believe it’s /var/lib/apport/coredump on Ubuntu.

Sorta, the file might not be in the a.out format anymore but the name has stuck around.

Like… there has to be a limit.

And yet the limit keeps on getting pushed…

From what I’ve heard they used some assembly code directly for very low level functions.

It’s just fucking water lol

Nigerian government: oops

Pubert!

One feature I’m hearing about it this algorithm called scaling sort and apparently it’s supposed to boost smaller community posts up more. I was just curious as to how it works internally.