That’s what they called me in high school

I do bind Ctrl-E for a new file browser and Ctrl-D to show desktop which I picked up from Windows.

This was not me last night trying to get a Nvidia GT 710 running on kernel 7.0 with more than Nouveau drivers. It’s got a i5 9 something so I might just take the 2gb vram hit and go with integrated graphics.

You need to put some water off the low tip so you can fish off of it

uMu

That just runs apt and prints it nicely to you

Definitely see how often your public IP changes. I got a few months into my new fibre connection and I realized that my address hasn’t changed. Two years in I’m hosting a bunch of websites on it and my address hasn’t changed once. Regular residential fibre connection.

My manager quotes this to me every time we demo a bunch of random untested stuff to our clients.

High quality meme

I think a lot of it is a one time installation for a lot of the core flatpak libraries. So if I were to install a second flatpak, the download sizes would be a lot smaller. But the first package has a really big download.

I installed Mint the other day and for fun I went to the software store. I needed Qbittorrent so I hit download and got a prompt to download 4 gigabytes to install it. The .deb is 8 megabytes. In what world is that an acceptable solution?

I don’t know what this thing is but It’s neat. Looks like should be on a Star Trek set.

I just got tin snips and cut the case out when I downsized cases. It was a cheap one I had kicking around so i didn’t feel too bad

You can’t put Linux on an Xbox One Series X. The security system prevents running unsigned code and the bootloader will only boot the Xbox operating system. There has never been an exploit found for the Xbox One Series X or S for unlocking the bootloader.

The built in “app stores” that come on Linux distros are also complete jokes, the ones I’ve tried to use anyways.

I remember when, I think it was either a log4j or CUPS malware attack, Debian remained unaffected because the packages in its repos was too old.