Why not a PineTab though? It is the exact thing that you’re describing.

FYI they only rolled back that change in one single state. The change will still happen in other states.

Fostering a society where violence is commonplace, bad.

Damn, I have some bad news about America and literally the entirety of it’s history

So what you’re saying is that it’s a valid comparison?

Again?

Can’t beat my NH-D15. Air coolers reign supreme, with proper case flow

I’m using ZFS in RAID1 for my /home directory on Gentoo, but not for the root filesystem. Setting it up actually isn’t too bad. It should be straightforward to install and only a couple commands to create and mount the zpool.

When I upgrade the system, sometimes it does not autoimport the zpool on next boot, and I need to do a # zpool import -f pool_name && reboot, but otherwise there have been no issues.

General ZFS config info:

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/ZFS#Zpools

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ZFS#Configuration

Root filesystem info:

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/ZFS#ZFS_root

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Install_Arch_Linux_on_ZFS#Installation

Wicked

lemmy.ml has earned itself a pretty bad reputation, although there are instances that are worse. They keep things clean enough to not get defederated, but you’re not really in sane company on there.

Team Fortress 2

Gentoo still exists 🙂

Have it on DVD

Way too late to “fight” them this way, it’s already served it’s purpose for them. Everyone needed to have done this like a year ago, dummies. But yeah, still delete it anyway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQBUu3J2USA

Kitchen fires are scarier than they are difficult to deal with, if you are prepared and remain calm. You can see in this video how quickly and easily you can contain and extinguish the fire with just a baking sheet or a metal pot lid or just another pan. The real trouble happens when people panic or respond to the fire improperly, like splashing water onto it. It’s also smart to keep a small fire extinguisher in your kitchen, just in case.

There is also a lot of food that you can cook that will have little to no risk of causing a fire (soup, curry, rice, pasta, braised meats, steamed vegetables, pretty much anything that is wet or contains a lot of water or is cooked with water/steam), although if you keep your kitchen clean and tidy, and use your stove burners on appropriate levels, there should be little risk of a fire anyway.

Oh dear god, no, what have I done

Microsoft Teams is dog shit

That’s all.

This is what you’re looking for: https://github.com/alvr-org/alvr

Yeah, you’re not wrong

If it’s the best soap you’ve ever used, that would negate the claim that soap is soap.

Disagree, the difference is that there is stuff in it that isn’t soap… in the case of that powder soap being superior, it is the added borax that acts as a great detergent, but probably not something you want to use on your skin regularly. And sure, there can be different ratios of water to fats in soap or different fats (lard, tallow, olive oil, beeswax, etc) that do not saponify fully (no soap should be 100% saponified or it would be possible that there is still lye in it that was not used up in the chemical reaction) and give the product different qualities, but the soap in it is still just soap. Or it could be sodium hydroxide lye vs potassium hydroxide lye to make solid vs liquid soap, respectively.

My comments are not really meant to be about hobbies but BS products marketed from massive corporations that are just adding more to our mountain sized landfills.

True, as seen by Russian fighter pilots literally taping consumer GPS units to the cockpit, but Russia is under sanctions and should not be receiving any silicon for general or consumer use either