If it was acessability survey it would be OK, but this is a general one.

I get where you are coming from, unlike this one in a enterprise and education context I think anyone should refrain from asking something that personal unless it’s strictly necessary.

Waiting for the results, keep it up!!!

The last one is just stupid, to be honest. But the rest are relevant for statistics sake.

Yeah . . . many of my commits are just to fix typos.

fuuuuuck . . .

noticied -> noticed

I think the POSIX standard only has one root user, however many users can have root privileges.

So it’s probably a trick question, however any user even without privilege can make create a file which others can’t, read even the root itself I think not sure though.

The group till recently was pretty much a cult thing, even tough they hosted large foss events associated with others groups.

I entered into a kinda of redesigning fase since now they have a budget they have to document everything.

Short awser kinda off, but not really.

I am familiar with command line, but will check it out, still ought explore the full potential of journalctl.

Yeah actually somewhat of a related experience I been using Linux for 3 years, 2-3 months on Ubuntu then manjaro one week and skipped next to arch till now ( hopped into nix and artix for a while too ).

The experience I have i gained through installing arch from scratch fixing things playing with Wayland and pipewire from the early days.

I am bit scared is of the edge cases, I have a software engineering background, or actually I still into it and was looking for some sources fro the most common problems and how to diagnosi edge case ones.

To be fair that’s quite easy to check with a simple regex, you can see that in many services that have cached up to that.

I know I gotta receive some slack for this, actually all my temps emails are outlook ones, they do not require a phone number and I can redirect all traffic to my main one easily and sort it there with rules.

OK simplelogin you can make an argument there, very stupid one though.

But protonmail and tutanota, wtf ?!?

Just because an email provider is privacy focused and offers custom aliases means all it’s emails are spam ?

Fuck this shit.

Shitty moderation is on every platform is specially up an coming like lemmy, if one should leave a platform is for the lack of moderation.

Moderation means people care, even though I am quite against it. I believe that a platform with no moderation would be illegal because pedos and other kinds of psycos exist, however other than that, everything in the legal realm or greyish ( piracy and stuff ) should roam free even if it’s something perverse or completely stupid there is a downvote button for that, I don’t remember the last time I used it.

Anyways for me the last straw was the api change that back stab on developers left me with a real sour taste in my mouth.

Broadie Robertson is pretty cool too!!!

How can I kill this evil thing?

With fire

“But sir we allow other competitors to exist, it just so happens we have a monopoly at this point in time, we totally let our friends grow their platform instead of buying them out right and/or establish measures to ruin their business”

In my experience it comes down to avoid nvdia and check for the network/wifi chipset support on linux.

Oh … thx for the insight, it was a daydream anyways looks like the only solution is cloud native if one wants uniformity, still a bit hesitant to have a system so stable I can’t change it’s core filesystem.

OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.

But if we all agreed early on, one one packaging format (which of course would have to go through many iterations to reach a stable state ) all package format wars would be over and in well implemented ecosystem of package managers of each distro, it would be also an somewhat interoperable one.

Yeah that’s my daydream, imagine if there was one from the start.