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What kinda game is that?

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            user is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.

    bash: Pls?: command not found

    • New standard just dropped

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  • The X window system is actually the successor to the W window system.

    • Is it trash day or someone sharing their thoughts?

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    • Twitter’s rebrand to X may actually be happening soon

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  • He's stealing the X logo, not the X.Org logo. The X.Org logo consists of the X logo with a superimposed "O".

    X came way before X.Org. X.Org is just a 21st century implementation of X.

    • Twitter’s rebrand to X may actually be happening soon

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  • Much like the X windowing system, Twitter has always been garbage.

    • What's your opinion on Opera browser?

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  • It's just another Chromium browser now.

    • why is it like this?

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  • 64 < 3

    • jpeg-xl-meme.webp

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  • Probably someone who likes bebop.

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  • Yes, a new file would likely be created, but it would still do its job upon make uninstall. It is actually standard-required behavior that make uses "makefile" (if it exists) with higher priority than "Makefile". The usual case is that "makefile" does not exist because "Makefile" is conventionally capitalized for convenience.

    • Lord of the rings is shit

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  • Did you ever read it?

    • Lemmings of Lemmy, what is the scariest situation in the outdoors that you have experienced?

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  • Rip current with giant waves (and no lifeguards)&hellip;
    I got back to shore a mile away.

    • What Filesystem?

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  • Wikipedia vandalism from ages ago.
    It's an old version of the article.

    • What Filesystem?

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  • How much is ext4 filesystem-level encryption actually used though?

    • What Filesystem?

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    • What Filesystem?

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  • You won’t loose data or corrupt the filesystem if your system looses power.

    Some secondary storage devices ignore standards and outright lie about sectors being successfully written when they are actually scheduled to be written out of order. This causes obvious problems when power failure prevents the true writes from completing. Nothing can be guaranteed for such drives.

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  • Simply open about:config, search for dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled, and change it from true to false.

    Indeed, the upsides to this outweigh the downsides. I can't even remember the last time I needed to re-enable it.

    • it was a waste of time

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  • It's technically all the same font. The script characters are "Mathematical Bold Script" Unicode characters (U+1D4D0 to U+1D503), rather than plain ASCII letters in a separate, cursive web font:

    &#x1d4d0;&#x1d4d1;&#x1d4d2;&#x1d4d3;&#x1d4d4;&#x1d4d5;&#x1d4d6;&#x1d4d7;&#x1d4d8;&#x1d4d9;&#x1d4da;&#x1d4db;&#x1d4dc;&#x1d4dd;&#x1d4de;&#x1d4df;&#x1d4e0;&#x1d4e1;&#x1d4e2;&#x1d4e3;&#x1d4e4;&#x1d4e5;&#x1d4e6;&#x1d4e7;&#x1d4e8;&#x1d4e9;&#x1d4ea;&#x1d4eb;&#x1d4ec;&#x1d4ed;&#x1d4ee;&#x1d4ef;&#x1d4f0;&#x1d4f1;&#x1d4f2;&#x1d4f3;&#x1d4f4;&#x1d4f5;&#x1d4f6;&#x1d4f7;&#x1d4f8;&#x1d4f9;&#x1d4fa;&#x1d4fb;&#x1d4fc;&#x1d4fd;&#x1d4fe;&#x1d4ff;&#x1d500;&#x1d501;&#x1d502;&#x1d503;

    • Bell curve of Linux distributions

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    • Bell curve of Linux distributions

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    • Bell curve of Linux distributions

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  • &hellip; on Debian.