I thought we were doing NixOS this year ._.

Just enter a channel number and it will auto switch

ln -sf /bin/nano /bin/vi

Look at the size of it, there isn’t even enough space for a human to sit in there, let alone walk

Understandable. I don’t know how the federation thing is supposed to work, but I do believe Jerboa pulls them from the source when I browse All, which might be part of the issue.

{"code":"not-found","msg":"No such file or directory (os error 2)"}

What?

Seen them in Antalya (Turkey) which I found quite amusing

Yeah, that’s quite a stretch from the looks of it

Really, the correct way would be to set the limit you want for journald. Put this into /etc/systemd/journald.conf.d/00-journal-size.conf:

[Journal]
SystemMaxUse=50M

Or something like this using a timer: systemd-run --timer-property=OnCalender=daily $COMMAND

Wouldn’t compressed logs make even more sense (they way they’re now)?

If we’re using systemd already, why not a timer?

I manually upgraded a 3rd gen i7 (2012) machine to 32GB in 2016. Doesn’t make that laptop ant less old tho.

Nope, would look better with a paint job

It’s kinda okay, but some cheap white (or any other color!) paint would absolutely be an improvement in my eyes. I’ve yet to see an example (and at this point I don’t think there is any), where paint over otherwise okay brutalist architecture would improve things. Bare Concrete is just an ugly and unfinished look.

Tbh that sounds like a fun project for an app or something, as a backup to gps in case it’s jammed. Just lay your phone on the ground, take a long exposure picture and then use the phones time to calculate where you are. Might need to take the accelerometer into account if the ground isn’t flat.

Clearly the current version is 2024.01.01

Current Release: 2024.01.01
Included Kernel: 6.6.8
ISO Size: 883.3 MB

Ubuntu Mate? Surely green Ubuntu is Ubuntu Mate

Read TFA

Thanks for putting my thoughts into words, that’s exactly why I hate math. It was supposed to be the logical one, but since it only needs to be parsed by humans it failed at even that. It’s just conventions upon conventions to the point where it’s notably different from one teacher/professor to the next.

I guess you can tell why I went into comp-sci (and also why I’m struggling there too)

I’d say engineers like to be exact, but they like being lazy even more