Combine grep -l to find files with the shebang and cp to copy them to your docs folder. You can one-liner pipe or save the grep results to file and iterate. If the directories are nested and some of these files have the same name, they'll conflict if you don't include most of the original path in the cp target.
If you need them to be executable I think I'd use find first.
Use tasksel to install, then choose a different desktop on the login screen
Both sever and instance have multiple meanings when it comes to deploying Lemmy though.
An instance is running Lemmy publicly, but also just running the APU creates an instance of that API. To scale, you'd probably run multiple instances of the web API.
Same applies to server, but worse. You could also call the web API a web server. You could also call a VM a server. You could also call the physical machine a VM is on a server.
When it comes to naming stuff, it's best to find something unambiguous if it's a core defining thing you want to tell people about. Private corps do this to build a "brand", which is still a valuable thing for open projects so that they can gain adoption.
High Availability stans are angry about your question.
Basically... both options are ambiguous. Would be best if they used a more unique name. Like a burrow (many lemmings build burrows).
You basically have to research the exact model you're interested in and how it works on specific distributions. Also a good idea to check hardware compatibility in the kernel you'd be using.
%.2f% means it will format to two decimal places max. So 5.877 will format as 5.88 and 1 will format as 1.00.
Middle click gang has beef
Indeed! Also at least the price point of the 7a isn't terrible.
No no it's this:
Decide you've gotta use tar.
man tar
Guess-and-check the flags until it seems to work.
Immediately forget the flags.
Yeah this is why getting a new pixel is probably best from a security perspective. Planned obsolescence is frustrating and expensive, though, so not everyone can reasonably buy a new phone every 3 years.
My handwavy rec is:
CalyxOS
LineageOS - microG (the one releaswd by the microg people)
LineageOS stock
It's a shame GrapheneOS doesn't offer longer support. The best option is probably to get a newer pixel like the 7a but that costs money of course.
Crypto is the dumbest hill to die on.
It's tens of thousands of unregistered securities hype bubbles built on half-baked tech. There is nothing of value there.
And Brave is just Chromium with a faux privacy mask.