

They specifically asked for Plasma Bigscreen, probably as it can run normal desktop applications (it’s a different question whether you should do that).
Mit Nix wäre das nicht passiert!


They specifically asked for Plasma Bigscreen, probably as it can run normal desktop applications (it’s a different question whether you should do that).
I do it once a week, and if something breaks (which does sometimes happen), I roll back and retry after a few days, maybe file a ticket.


Really, it’s a question that’s too sad for me to answer: I don’t know. I’d probably panic, like anyone would. Also, it depends whether there is anything after the apocalypse. If the world is ending and explodes, I am not in a position to preserve things anymore. (I probably wouldn’t be if it didn’t, either.) If it’s just a setback in civilization, and I have a chance of survival, maybe a few of my favorite media on various types of storage. Ideally, maybe hints to check Svalbard once civilization has been rebuilt. (The World Seed Archive and Arctic Code Vault are there.) But, if we want to joke about it: I’ll check if anyone’s live from Harmageddon.


Also why Elmo wanted to delete this image (he then reposted this Reddit post and tried to play it off):
and Hitler hated his photoshoot in bavarian fashion: 


I know someone with a wall clock (broken now lol) made out of a yellow mainboard and a stack of CDs.
Well yes, but this will never exist in ISO 8601, sadly. We’ll take what we can get, see you in 3141!
#iso8601ultras!
Nevertheless, you regularly should run nix flake update --commit-lock-file in your configuration directory (by default, /etc/nixos), and then rebuild, as flakes never auto-update. Think of these commands as apt update and apt full-upgrade. The stable vs unstable channel only differ in when major updates are released. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with running unstable, at least on a desktop, and I even use it on my server. You shouldn’t see it as unstable as on Debian, but as rolling, like Debian testing, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, or Arch.


Noooo, it’s just a coincidence that Munich switched off LiMux right after Microsoft moved their EU HQ there, and now has one of the highest IT budgets for a single city (500M€)
Fuck people that sticker on the front of signs.


No, Microslop called it a “cancer”.
This. Swap files on LUKS encrypted partition. Also, the swapspace daemon!


Die Engel des vorherigen Jahres kriegen allerdings Voucher, mit denen sie einen garantierten Platz in der Ticketschlange kriegen.
I was confused by your 4, because I always learnt it as よん.


Linked devices can also be iPads with the Signal iOS app.


No. My source is I made it the fuck up. (Based on some online comments) Sorry.


Because it is a lot. Polls are traditionally really conservative, because retired and jobless* people have time to participate in polls.
*: This shouldn’t imply that jobless people don’t work to get a new job. They just are home at different times of the day.
Because it’s a user-specific folder that says “This is mine, but you can see it.”
At least SMB 3 is canonically a stage play, and it wouldn’t be unfair to assume the other classic Marios aren’t. Mario 64 is … weird, and New SMB for DS ends* in Mario attempting to murder Bowser, sooo …
Oh, they don’t even stand on the stage. All of the Apple Events are pre-recorded now.
Wir trinken – ne, warte.