What they say doesn’t matter, it’s what they write that matters.

Pay them or self host, fucking dork.

Linus calling you to belittle your management of the sudoers file is the FOSS form of swatting lol.

No idea, I found it somewhere a decade ago and have been using it. I think I’ve only seen someone with it like one other time. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Someone ran ‘systemctl restart networking’ while SSH’d into the probe.

It’s not working, you need to uninstall.

Why are so many of you hoping to recreate Reddit? No one tried to turn Facebook into MySpace, no one is trying to turn Substack into LiveJournal… Platforms fade, people move on, new platforms crop up. That’s the circle of life on the web.

I’m just a data hoarder who likes to re-watch things.

Most of us aren’t trying to turn this into Reddit and grow it to unsustainable levels. You are welcome to create your own instance and defederate from the ones you don’t like.

I would just use arch. Got nothing against Manjaro tho.

I don’t think Tails, backtrack, kali, and similar distros were ever intended to be daily drivers. I’ve only used them as live ISOs to leverage their very specific toolkits.

The fact that the favorite OS of the tech conservative is an Arch based distro and and a Debian based distro instead of pure Arch or Debian makes this meme inaccurate.

All of my personal servers are Debian. My last company switched their entire production fleet from centos to Debian. I think a lot of people switched to Debian back when the Centos Stream debacle went down.

Use a partition manager like parted or fdisk to delete all the partitions from the drives and create one new one that encompasses the whole disk.

If you are doing all this from a GUI you can use Gparted to make it easier for you.

I don’t think very highly of a cloud based app asking me for my credentials for every other cloud based app I used.

You’ll finish your enshittification and you’ll like it!

“Works on my machine…” Classic dev response, lol.

Use dd on the entire disk?

People like that make me like systemd. Honestly, I see no issues and rarely have a problem with systemd. Shitposting about it is all well and good, but being an anti-systemd evangelist is tiring and weird. All these old heads can still just grab the kernel and build their own OS around it with whatever init they want.

Just use Lynx.