The other day old.reddit was still working for me. Until it wasn't anymore. Unfortunately its coming.
Wolfram
Being subjected to both OpenRC and Systemd, I can appreciate both but Systemd is convenient and gets the job done. Maybe it's how the service is packaged and not OpenRC's fault, but I get better logging with Systemd services. Status of a failing service on OpenRC is it exited and that's all I get. Guess I have to fuck around and find the logs myself (because search results are people telling you to find them), whereas its a better time in Systemd.
When you buy a device you fucking own it. Not Google. Not anyone else. I don't need permission from Google to do what I want, with the device I own.
It was a slippery slope letting the industry upgrade the prices of AAA games to $70.
Can't be surprised that its $80, but still appalling.
Thats typical CoPilot output, emoji diarrhea.
I hesitate to call the cops even for traditionally appropriate situations when someone like you who probably loves ICE too would love to call them.
I don't understand the cult around U.S. cops because its luck of the draw if you get an asshat abuser like my SO's previous step father or a cop that can actually de-escalate a situation, vs cops doing some semblance of something correct overseas.
But keep sucking people off that are drawn to abuse of power.
On the wrong platform if you want to suck up to cops and surveillance chief
Currently dealing with extraordinarily slow network interface speeds on my NAS. Did a quick IO test with dd, and the results were great. I'd troubleshot this before to no avail, let the device power cycle and network speeds were fine afterwards. No dice this time, so I'm just replacing most of the hardware aside from the drive pool since I'd planned to anyways. Will troubleshoot my router's network card as well for sanity's sake.
It definitely looks intriguing but I'm also holding out for either a capable Linux phone or the next Graphene OS device. If I can't strangle Google on my phone or be completely separate of it, then no thanks.
I'm surprised they're pushing for cloud anything when cloud apps are still halfway dogshit. Like the 365 suite on the web.
Prismlauncher! I remember browsing through the changelog and spotting this, made me chuckle internally.
Good to know I'm not the only one. I've resorted to the same when Docker would freak out on Alpine.