Is there any tutorial/article on those security pitfalls and permission system? I just build my packages when they aren’t available wanted to try flatpak for some time.

How would I get by without expert opinion on correct way to pet a cat, especially when they state that cat actually doesn’t like petting and just likes to suffer apparently.

Most of the times they won’t hop right back up, I think, but these educational videos about animals target children so it won’t be such a good idea to show fucked up goats or other animals.

Simple, easy to understand and relatable.

Weirdest? Please, take a look at any religious holiday. Let’s take Easter, we celebrate resurrection of man-god who allowed himself to be killed so he could save us, and immediately after resurrection he transformed into god-god and moved to the sky. So anyway we make dyed eggs to celebrate it.

https://join.piefed.social/features/

And it’s not being developed by tankies.

Thanks

A lot of parts are more integrated with each other on fedora and rhel (compared to debian and ubuntu). IIRC fedora now defaults for offline updates. It comes with SELinux enabled by default.

Is there any alternative to calibre that is an offline program? I’ve tried calibre and it’s very opinionated and big, I’m looking for something to just sort my books.

There can’t be single obvious green path for a lot of complex things and most of the things that we do on computers actually are complex like that. I would think that user friendliness is more of an indicator of a sane default behaviour or something that people already are taught to expect. Balancing that is even harder i think.

Now is like 10 years if not more, no?

I think Request Tracker is the closest thing to Jira, whether it’s good or bad is an open question (for me).

Looks like a great feature.

They actually don’t but it is the way programs are installed on gentoo by default.

How fast is it, really? How do you differentiate between topics?

AI companies Hardware companies are looking for their record profits and AI is just a useful excuse.

ez, you need computer on the moon

i want this

Op actually writes about systemd-ssh-generaror which does exactly what they describe it’s just not a whole story or it won’t be this inflammatory (or interesting at all).

systemd-ssh-generator — Generator for binding a socket-activated SSH server to local AF_VSOCK and AF_UNIX sockets

We already have Piefed and Mbin.