At the moment it isn’t even that. It’s more the concept of an inventory of the landscape of a plan.

The really insidious thing about this comment is that I now have the damn song stuck in my head again. It took years for me to get it out the first time.

They should happen in that order, and ideally copyright would only be awarded to individuals (or perhaps specifically named lists of individuals, with some reasonable cap), not corporations.

That’s actually the law in Germany. Here it’s not called copyright but originator’s right. The big caveat being that things you create while under contract are licensed to companies. But the originator’s rights can not be transferred or erased.

Of course international contracts severely muddy the waters here.

Watch Shaun of the Dead (and Hot Fuzz and maybe The World’s End)! Really worth it!

Kenya believe it?

Probably a little bit more north near Mosjøen. At least last time I visited them, which was honestly quite a while ago.

We called them fluffybutts.

Hope someone comes along who actually knows their shit.

Not video, but many Asterix comics get released in Latin and regional dialects.

Also, I liked how in Enemy Mine they both learn each others language instead of the Alien just learning English.

I use dropbear in initramfs on my Debian server. Works great.

At home I have a cheap networked KVM because I also sometimes have hardware problems preventing a boot. Works really well. Cost 100 € and uses open source software. It’s called GL.iNet KVM.

Saw an anime series like that as a child. In one episode she had a nightmare where her friend had no face. That has haunted me ever since. Can’t remember what the series is called.

Could be a misconfiguration. Can happen when you have more than one partition that is encrypted. Grub would decrypt only root and fail to pass through the passphrase to decrypt the others. Can be fixed by putting a decryption key somewhere on the root partition and adding that to the other partitions.

That’s definitely not how it should be, unless you have two different passphrases.

I wouldn’t convert mp3s to opus. Apart from the quality loss of converting from one lossy format to another you also lose potential compatibility. Just about any device can play mp3. The number of devices that can play opus is much lower.

That’s what TPM is supposed to solve. As long as nothing changes on the PC you don’t have to input a decryption password and access is protected by your usual user password.

I started using borg backup the other day. It also keeps deleted files for however long you want, so it protects against accidental deletes. You can basically tell it the date you want to restore from.

It can also encrypt the backup for you.

That’s one of the reasons why I installed OpenSUSE Tumbleweed on my Deck. I used unl0kr to put in my passphrase on boot. Unfortunately OpenSUSE removed the framebuffer device and the DRM backend doesn’t work correctly at the moment.

It means they are your god and you should bow. (they’re an admin on your instance)

Android’s bullshit made me quit XMPP. We needed instant messages to be instant but Android kept making that harder and harder until it was impossible.

With Signal we’re still fighting but it works a little bit better due to integration with the messenger service or whatever it’s called. Dunno, maybe XMPP can work with that as well by now.

Sigh, I want my Linux phone where I can control battery life vs availability myself.

I wanted to say that I don’t dress for anyone because I mostly lie naked in bed because pulling trousers up is too hard for me.

But then I realised when I have to get up I put on a bathrobe so that my kids don’t have to see me naked.

So, I do dress for others.

So many of my millennial colleagues don’t know shit. Tell them they can click with their mouse wheel and you blow their minds.

I think it’s just about what interests people. And most people on Lemmy are more tech literate and have more tech literate friends in the same age bracket, thus skewing their perception.

The same is actually true for millennials as well. And gen X and boomers. As if it was a specific skill set one can learn.