You can’t take notes on a memory card? Skill issue

The enshittification will make the numbers rise eventually

I always thought of it as a tool to write boilerplate faster, so no surprises for me

I’m using a rolling release at the moment, but when I used a more stable release, I always did the upgrade (following the official instructions) because it’s faster and more convenient.

I learned the hard way to always keep a backup of my important stuff, regardless of the OS.

The only time I redid a clean install was when I accidentally fucked up my entire filesystem’s permissions.

Crypto is just a waste of resources, similar to AI

WARNING: /boot appears to be a separate partition but is not mounted. You probably just broke your system. Congratulations.

Every service that claims to be private should be obliged to have a recent public audit available as a proof

But it has more green, isn’t that the hacker color?

Still paniking, cause the backdoor was apparently targetting Debian servers, it was discovered just by chance and the “mantainer” made commits for 2 years in the same repo

This reminds me, do we have a community like r/itsaunixsystem yet?

Edit: Oh I guess we do !itsaunixsystem@lemmy.federated.club

So when the internet archive archive goes down, we’ll have the internet archive archive archive as a backup? Neat.

You mean q, right?

The problem is many people are using them like forums, so a lot of potentially useful info is lost (which is more of an user issue than anything else)

I agree with Strawberry. I’d love if Music Bee ever got a linux port or equivalent though

JOOQ made me realize that most ORMs suck

A kilobyte (kB) is 1000 bytes, that’s what the prefix kilo means. A kibibyte (KiB) is 1024 bytes (the “bi” in the prefix means base 2 or binary). People often confuse them, but they’re similar enough for smaller units, 10^3 ~ 2^10.

Oh and at first, kilobyte was used for both amounts, which is why kibibytes were introduced to fix the confusion, which perhaps was a bit late anyway.

Pop! OS and Linux Mint

I disabled it after noticing it exists, which took a while tbh (it made some text harder to read)

Or you can just do /*, which is shorter

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