@Robo105 a lot of right-wing parties follow the "Starve the Beast" strategy of purposefully crippling public services, so that they can use the fact the public service isn't working as a justification for privitising it:
Free Software; #Linux; #decentralized and #distributed software; #security and #privacy; #space exploration; #atheist;
@Robo105 a lot of right-wing parties follow the "Starve the Beast" strategy of purposefully crippling public services, so that they can use the fact the public service isn't working as a justification for privitising it:
@Tealfuleyes
How about making it Turing Complete? https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/06/its-possible-to-build-a-turing-machine-within-magic-the-gathering/
@mr_zvbr
Taka myśl strategiczna mnie naszła:
Jak wygra Nawrocki, to PO będzie dalej usprawiedliwiać się, że prezydent be i ich blokuje. Brunatni będą rośli w siłę. Wyborcy PO i SLD w następnych wyborach zagłosują na swoich. Jeżeli doszłoby do przyśpieszonych wyborów to Razemki nie będą miały czasu na rozbudowę i jest ryzyko, że zostaną pod progiem.
Jak wygra Trzaskowski, to Razemki będą miały czas na ogarnięcie się i będą zdobywać poparcie wytykając władzy PO, że miało być cudownie, a nie jest.
Jestem otwarty na konstruktywną krytykę :blobpopcorn:
@tadzik
Can I has different layout for each keyboard?
@hellomiakoda
There are 2 aspects of this:
1) Udev is a daemon, that monitors your hardware and manages the devices in your /dev
. If you plug in a usb drive, the udev creates /dev/sd? and symlinks in /dev/disk/by-*. If you rename a device file the udev might get a bit confused.
2) Device files are references to objects in kernel. They have 2 numbers: a major and minor. You can see them with ls -l
(for example my /dev/sda
has 8 and 0). The major number describes a driver and minor a device managed by that driver. You can create those files with mknod
command. The kernel doesn't care about how that file is named and where it is. In this aspect renaming an existing file does not change what it refers to.
Carrots have developed multi-core technology.
@mr_zvbr
Najpierw dołączenie do fediwersum. Potem instalowanie linuxa. Co dalej? Zaraz zaczniesz propagować socjalizm?
Oh wait... :blobpopcorn:
@woutervanmaanen
Fairphone and put https://lineage.microg.org/ on it.
@dos
I like trains
@rtn
Prompt says "I have no name", because, as you said, there's no /etc/passwd yet. The shell wants to show your username, but it cannot find it. Keep calm and continue.
@rl_dane You can use KDE desktop, with kwin replaced by another window manager like i3. That's what I do.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/KDE#Use_a_different_window_manager
You may consult my dotfiles: https://codeberg.org/etam/dotfiles
🎶 Głosuję na Adriana, nanana nanana 🎶
A tak w ogóle, to moim zdaniem najsensowniejsze wywiady Adriana w tej kampanii:
@opensuse
The partitioning tool in the new installer in Leap 16 is a joke compared to the old one. Please make it as good as it was.
@FlockOfCats
:blobpopcorn:
@racuna
I have gammastep (maintained fork of redshift) and I wouldn't call it hogging resources. It uses slightly more residual memory, than a bash interpreter running a script (6176 bytes vs 5400). CPU usage is negligible. Given that bash runs things by spawning subprocesses, it even might be that gammastep takes less resources overall.
Regardless of the above, your script may be a fine alternative with valid use cases, so congrats for that! :neocat_thumbsup:
Rust is well known for memory safety, but what if it could do more? By taking another look at C++, Gustavo Noronha shows how #Rust can have your back: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2025/05/06/matt-godbolt-sold-me-on-rust-by-showing-me-c-plus-plus/