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1-3 a range? So that means: None, All, AND Abort?

Uh, no. That's just me not being very clear. Where it says "1. ivpn (build files exist)", that should be a list, but you only have one package. The numbers refers to that list's elements.

I'm also going to edit my previous comment because i got something wrong.

I never installed this ivpn package before

Then i don't know why you're getting this message, but i think it's pretty harmless. Just to be sure, before installing press " A" and then enter. This way you'll be sure to install the correct files.

"Build files exist" means that yay already downloaded and the packages files. I think this might be the case if for example you already tried to install the package but aborted before installing it.

"Clean build" means that yay will re-download and re-build the package's files.

The numbers are examples for choosing ~~to which package apply which option~~ which package to cleanbuild. ( "1 2 3" selects packages 1 2 and 3. same goes for 1-3, but in this case you are specifying a range. ^4 means all the listed packages but no. 4). this is an example output, and in you case you can ignore it given that you only have 1 package.

I think pressing enter for the default is okay, otherwise type "A" and then enter

There's probably some program that's filling up /var/log. Check that directory.

I don't know if meta or telegram cares enough about encryption to lose UK market

All questions have been asked and all answers have been given

I had the same problem the other day and yes, it was only using one core.

Turns out you just need to set MAKEFLAGS="-j$(nproc)". I didn't test it yet, but the arch wiki says so

Also people in those instances should migrate away from them in favor of others.

You just reminded me of the existance of the song rät by Penelope Scott

Idk, but if that's the case than we have a huge problem lol, because that would mean the users of each instance would tend to prefer that instance's communities, thus helping fragmentation.

Edit: just checked from lemmy.ml, and it's showing 15.5k for its community, and 1.62k for beehaw's I wonder if having something like a "cross-instance counter" is something the developers have in mind

I think the idea is that in the end only one will "survive". Technology on beehaw has almost 20k subscrubers, whilst technology@lemmy.ml has only 750 subscribers, and that's the second biggest (unless i got this totally wrong)

I always like to hear about when internet was at its early stages. I'm born in 2001 so never got the chance to live through that era, but to me it always feels so much better than what it is right now.

Hearing you say that we are experiencing a moment similar to those is making me so happy.

Way to make new holes in an already sinking ship!