

Mathe Mann?


Mathe Mann?


Reminds me of the time I accidentally a bottle.


You’d have to mark every post as read. Big difference. Good frontends offer you to do that while you scroll past and mark crossposts as well.


Not if you hide read posts.


If you want to see everything and also arrive at a thread already populated with good juicy comments.
Warwick Davis (best known for his roles as Wicket the Ewok or Willow) told this story from when he was an extra at the pod race in Star Wars Episode 1.
He had an awesome looking cocktail and he made the fatal mistake of taking three large sips in the first take. And of course he had to repeat that action every take. And they had to do many takes. Trouble was (apart from the enormous amount of liquid) that the cocktail tasted absolutely awful. But as a professional he stuck to his role of course.
Those takes never made it into the movie. They aren’t even available as cut scenes or still photos.
If you want fediverse support WordPress has that through plugins. Lemmy is pretty heavy on resources. Just don’t look at Wordpress’ code and you’ll be fine.
It’s astonishing how little RAM KDE needs for its features.


Systemd can use .mount files to make services and stuff depend on the availability of a mount. They can either be created by hand or are created automatically from fstab.
We are all Mr Gay!
That announcement was about the first release. The merger was announced months ago. And even if it wasn’t released you could just easily use whatever fits your environment.
Seerr together with the rest of the *arr stack is pretty easy to use.


With the amount of times I’ve heard /e/OS and others being referred to as a non-Android mobile Linux I can hardly blame them.


Reminds me of one job I had where my boss asked shortly after starting there if their entry test was too hard. They had gotten several submissions from candidates that wouldn’t even run.
I envision these types of people are now vibe coding.
Whelp, time to restore the latest snapshot.
Aren’t your shorts made from stuff you watch? This should be a reflection of your own history, OP.
In my area they are often accompanied by wooden policeman stands to indicate the new obstacle. Though they usually take them away after a year or so and only sometimes leave behind a proper sign.