SheeEttin @ SheeEttin @programming.dev

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What's in the log on the Windows side?

Does Linus still maintain that much control over it? I feel like I read something a few years ago about him starting to step back.

No, it's the same on the Windows side. Personally I like to build a new one in parallel, then migrate. I do plenty of upgrades on desktops, but I don't think I've ever done one on a server (except stuff like CentOS 7 to 8 where it's not really that significant of a change).

Migration is the safe option, but if it's a huge pain to migrate, I might do the in-place upgrade with a rollback plan ready if it really goes poorly.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4nj2xzrz83o

https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/leminal.space

Also consider filing a police report for harassment. I don't expect anything will happen from that alone, but it starts a paper trail.

Aren't you supposed to add modules by putting them in some config file so they get added automatically?

Fixing your problem should also be achievable from single-user/rescue mode too, no need for a rescue disk.

I'm not sure what this guy is smoking, but I don't want any. He talks about licenses being different from contracts, but there isn't any significant difference. He talks about developers getting paid instead of releasing their work for free, but there's nothing stopping anyone from doing this right now. Plenty of products offer business licenses separate from their copyleft licenses. Anyone who releases their software under GPL or whatever chooses to do that, because that's what they want to do. If they wanted to make it only source-available, or to sell source access, they would have.

So you can get a notification when it's done, I imagine.

I use Boost and I like it. But I gave the dev the few bucks for ad-free.

If there's a malicious ad, report it to the dev. I'm pretty sure they can ban it.

I suppose you could put all the media on it by sneakernet and directly connect it to your TV.

USB easy transfer cables? Sure, looks like they just present a point to point network, so you can do whatever you want over that link.

With Ubuntu Pro. I'll stick with Alma, thanks.

Probably, but exactly what you do would depend on your exact model. I would get the technical service manual for your vehicle, find the part about replacing that module, and follow the directions to remove it.

Big trucks aren't necessarily all that heavy. The bed is entirely empty space, remember.

Tasker?

I don't have an answer for you, I just want to tell you that the plural of schema is schemata.

*regressive

This. It's about crime. You couldn't sign up for landline service without providing the same info as any other utility, and it was tied to an address. I'm fine with cell service being traceable, with a warrant or court order (and not a secret rubber-stamp FISA court, a real one).

Broadcom is so good at it, they wrecked VMware years before even completing the acquisition.