You gotta upgrade the RAM and storage. It is too low. My 128GB storage can’t last a week, and I have to keep clearing cache every day.
Your specific model of laptop may have one or two slot, so do check that out.
Want more GNU in Linux, so Guix, btw. पूंजीपति will be sent to corrective labour camp.
You gotta upgrade the RAM and storage. It is too low. My 128GB storage can’t last a week, and I have to keep clearing cache every day.
Your specific model of laptop may have one or two slot, so do check that out.
For the life of me, I can’t still figure out what PDP-11 virtual machine architecture is, and why it exists for C. And does that makes the situation somehow bad?
Wouldn’t it be better to just use containers then? Nix and Guix has the exact thing - you get to control what variables you want to pass in.
Well, you’re not wrong here. It is better to use dnf
-related commands. yum
as an alias exists to make sure that old server scripts for RHEL remains compatible.
yum
is just an alias.
Not an appropriate post for technology. You should be posting this in open source and libre-culture relevant community. Speaking strictly on the project, they have lost most of the support from to-be future contributors who happen to be queer. And certainly, Shopify and other organizations won’t let this slide.
Never heard of Carlcare, but the rest of them are known brands, at least in India.
The only direction she looks nice in is 6 feet deep. Fuck this birch her Majesty.
Use interactive merge or rebase - whatever seems fit to you.
The link is incorrect. It should point to https://codeberg.org/t0mri/mk-blog, not https://codeberg.org/t0mri/mk-blom.
Bots have gained sentience, must nuke all data servers!
Calling a Scandinavian black, lmao, typical rustic Southerner. The 1800s called, they want you off the internet.
People are down-voting this poor guy. Ffs, just read what OP thinks of this:
Personally I believe this is a very poor take.
Oh sorry, I should’ve mentioned why I hate RedHat. Well, I used to like it. Like is an understatement, I used to love them. Because I was one of those college grads who wanted to take part in RedHat’s Tev-Aviv program for the open-source AI and software stuff. I was so thankful and enthusiastic about contributing to Linux. And even though I was not selected, I would embrace their products, and related OSS projects - I ditched Ubuntu, and stayed with Fedora for almost four years, before I had a change of heart last September.
How US Big Tech supports Israel’s AI-powered genocide and apartheid
IBM’s Role in the Holocaust – What the New Documents Reveal
Genocide profiteer IBM wins big on EU funding
A Marriage Made in Hell: An Introduction to Microsoft’s Complicity in Apartheid and Genocide
I didn’t want to go on a political rant, but here we are. The world ain’t single-dimensional, chief. It is the culmination of every factor that makes me hate Fedora, Flatpak, systemd - am I forgetting something else? I hope not. Not every opposition to corporate support of open-source is some unhinged boomer rant about the good ol’ days of X11 and POSIX-compliant shell - well, I’m a Gen-Z kid, to begin with. I couldn’t give a rat’s ass about the advancement of open-source, if the cost is supporting another corporation responsible for the Holocaust, Nakba and Apartheid. Those injustices and deaths were avoidable. As someone from a former colony, I can not, and will not tolerate enabler of these atrocities.
Not relevant to the topic in discussion, but I like the simple site design. Someone really needs to work on the long-ass page - at least limit to five blogs on main page and add the pagination in a separate blog page. Scrolling was a weird experience.
You should help other help you. What I mean is, provide anything of substantial value to your difficulties - in your case, configs.
And your point being?
Please check this comment.
I’ve written about this here already.
No, Nix and Guix uses too much space for symlink. That 32GB space can’t handle it. I had a 128GB storage, and it was running out of space after a week. 512GB and 1TB? Just fine.