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1 day agoI think you mean oþþenþeþ
caseyweederman
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Cake day: August 30th, 2023
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þlock is þliss
In seriousness, it’s supposed to poison AI scrapers.
In less seriousness, yeah it’s annoying.
I think she’s starting off on the left foot.
6·6 days agoThey just reach into their computer case and tickle the pins on the CPU when they want to initialize PID 1.
I just sed -i ‘s/bookworm/trixie/g’ /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
3·7 days agoGoering had two but very small
I switched to Arch full-time recently and I’ve got to say, it’s way more accessible than its impression suggests. It just… works. The installer is about as easy as any installer these days. There have been no major breakages, even due to my own stupid mistakes. There was the one linux-firmware package thing but that was really just a minor speed bump and the instructions were easy to follow.
199·14 days agoI’m gonna keep using the word “sideloading” because it is a perfectly legitimate act and I refuse to let them redefine it to demonize us.
I’m not sure why you’re helping them.
11·17 days agoThose places aren’t in the world?
42·17 days agoUtopia or nothing!
Duh, by wrapping it in an
unsafeblock.
Boom.
In this hypothetical situation you’re proposing, who is it the US is attacking?
31·1 month agoLike putting a typo in the title. It’s to hook people in who wouldn’t otherwise engage by voting and replying.
That said, I have two thoughts:- it’s probably just instance drift causing posts not to show up, and
- this is Lemmy, who cares about artificial engagement?
Two points: Mint has a Debian version (LMDE), but also base Debian, especially the KDE flavor, has made enormous gains in beginner friendliness.
Specifically Linux Mint Debian Edition
5·1 month agoThank you for remaking content to be less accessible
25.10 isn’t on the main upgrade path. Serious users migrate to the new LTS every two years, and very serious users pay for the twelve-year support plan.
Furthermore, 25.10 is a short-term release that exists as a preview for 26.04. 25.10 will receive security patches for nine months. 26.04, as an LTS, will receive security patches for up to 12 years (most of which are paid). Nobody should be seriously migrating to 25.10.
If coreutils-rs does get into the official release of 25.10 and totally tanks it, well, that’s what short-term releases are for.
I keep getting annoying fake torrents where they put a bunch of junk into an archive and then give that the name of the thing that I’m tracking. The *arrs say “yep, file’s there, you might need to extract it yourself though, not sure what’s going on there” and Jellyfinn just never gets the files, because they’re not real.