none that I’m aware of

What are good ways to check for packet loss?

Natively

I’ll check it out, thanks!

I did expect the connection to not be as fast, was just kind of suspicious since the one I was getting was so incredibly low. My friend was connected on a desktop, through 4G/LTE, they did mention they have a 100Mbit/s down speed limit, which still doesn’t line up. My own server is plugged into street fiber-optic, but I can try testing it with another friend that has a more reliable connection too. If I do that I’ll get back with the results

I’ll be honest, despite already having a reverse proxy on my home setup I did not think of doing something like that. That sounds like a great idea

In what way did it suck?

I mean, what are they supposed to do now? (other than kill themselves or become a martyr)

A lot of people aren’t gonna be willing to up and die for a cause, and I don’t feel comfortable telling anyone who isn’t willing to die potentially pointlessly that they’re bad people

Ye that’s exactly how it works!

I genuinely try to use it bcs I think it’s a cool character, but there’s really not a lot of situations that warrant one ><

Darn

I thought it stood for DiskDump

Maybe things changed but last I checked Matrix kinda sucked. I’m not sure how it’s any more secure than Discord but it has worse quality for voice and video calls, so it just seems like Discord but worse, although no microtransactions is nice, although although there aren’t any account decoration in the slightest either so

If I may, is there a way to quickly and easily have a disposable/revertible environment for building? For Fedora specifically. It’s annoying to install a whole suite of packages because I need them just this once and then either manually delete the ones I didn’t manually install before and actually need or just live with a whole bunch of devel packages that’ll never be used again

yoink <3

Dentistry symbols???

How do you have cd && eza setup? With an alias the arguments only get appended to the final command so how is it cding to the correct folder?

Wow, that’s a new Unicode symbol

Oh cool!!! I really ought to set that up on my NAS

Barely, I’ve had to set one up for GitHub but I haven’t fully figured out what they are and what they do