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Right, I didn't consider SELinux, thanks for mentioning it.

Syncterm seems to be available in nixpkgs. It's trivial to install Nix (the package manager, not NixOS the system) on top of any system you choose and then add one or two packages you need, in this case just Syncterm.

Wow, that's some amazing blind zeal, especially in the second link. It's so disturbing to read.

Do you have any links to articles on such cases? I'm interested in reading more about it.

"Yes" in this case is agreeing with the cause of this list.

I mean, what do you expect from Fedipact? The dev doesn't push anything onto you, you willingly visit a list that got created for the very purpose of going against Threads. There is no hidden agenda.

I'm worried about what she'll evolve into further down the relationship.

Do retroachievements even make sense on such a portable device? As far as I know, they don't function at all when offline. When I'm in the range of my wifi, I'm more likely to grab something more akin to a Steam Deck, so Miyoo devices would almost always stay offline.

That would imply nuking people is "a Jewish thing". Do we really want to go there?

I'm so confused why it's marked as NSFW.

https://beforeiplay.com/

I'm pretty sure the same operation without Git (or another VCS) would be infinitely more troublesome, not less.

I'd argue at this point it's merely "a PC formerly known as Steam Deck".

Not for the abusers. They'd rather shape your experience and groom you into a perfect abuse victim.

Technically 400s would be more appropriate here. :)

Yeah, car crashes usually have other victims too. There are better ways.

"Local" in this context means local to this whole machine. From the perspective of a single user, it's system-wide. But then from the perspective of a sysadmin managing dozens of such systems, it's local.

If they are internal and permanent (read: unlikely to be removed on a daily basis), I'd just mount them based on their purpose and not them being separate HDDs physically. If they are meant for logs, mount them at /var/log. If they are meant for your movies, /home/user/data is more than fine. In general FHS describes the directory hierarchy, not which parts of it are mountpoints and which are physically on the same media. Technically you're fine having each and every directory on a separate HDD.

Time to show only the first 3 words of the title.

It used to support reddit comments (maybe still does?). Adding a lemmy backend seems like a natural progression.