Yes, please don’t name it “chinense”

“u bout to get ask” what is this, !aneurysmposting@sopuli.xyz?

Yep. I won’t be playing because of this.

Reminds me of the old “Are there more doors or wheels in the world?” question

I think this is the correct answer in all honesty. Create a new script like help (or man2 or whatever) that pipes the argument through bat for you.

Are you having a stroke? Is there someone I can call for you?

To do what?

I’m not a SuSE user - but did they not have the ability of using LVM or setting the hostname during install (GUI) prior to this?

That’s really interestng. I assume it’s the left photo from above and the right photo from below.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gynandromorphism

Genuinely an interesting mutation, it’s weird that it’s listed as happening in Rodents but not other mammals? Is that just a numbers thing I wonder?

Can you share which step you are up to which doesn’t have a non-systemd instruction?

The reasoning stated is that EROFS is more actively developed than SquashFS. Does that mean that SquashFS is feature incomplete, or that it’s more stable?

Aren’t these the guys who disallow the term “Taiwan is a country” and “Free Tibet” in their chat system?

Won’t this cause cat to iterate through all files in the cwd once zcat encounters an issue, instead of just the specific file?

Yeah, it’s a pain. Leads to bad one liners:

for i in $(ls); do zcat $i || cat $i; done

1. Pretty sure it’s not closed source? https://www.theregister.com/2023/11/10/snap_without_ubuntu_tools/

2. Isn’t that the purpose though of Ubuntu though? They made it easy, everything is open source, and then people/companies/orgs that want to do things different can just fork it and do their own thing. If they make a better product according to even 1 person, great. Job done. Plenty of people are happy with vanilla Ubuntu.

I don’t even use Ubuntu but I sure appreciate the amount of work they’ve done over the years and I feel they get a lot of stick about it for no good reason.

Terrible title, I thought it was a vulnerability in git.

I can’t remember specifically, I think it might have just been that the ghost image on the floppy was confirmed to work, and all the desktops were allowed to boot from floppy already and not necessarily via USB.

Oh yes, I was using a 3.5" floppy disk drive with a USB connector in 2007 to kick off imaging on desktop machines as no one could get the ghost boot server working.

This used to be IT in the early 2000s

Beige as far as the eye could see (in a data centre)

Wait a sec, I was told American’s don’t use the metric system…