UntouchedWagons @ UntouchedWagons @lemmy.ca

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Winamp's motto is It Really Whips the Llama's Ass or something like that.

    
#cat /etc/systemd/system/mnt-data.mount
[Unit]
Description=nfs mount script

[Mount]
What=192.168.0.30:/mnt/tank/Media
Where=/mnt/data
Type=nfs4

[Install]
WantedBy=remote-fs.target

  

The file name has to match the folder upon which the share is mounted with hypens instead of forward slashes

I can't see any of them as face up.

Wanna go explore them? I got this cool submarine for you.

The paladin can be the distraction.

I installed fedora 38 on my lenovo thinkpad t14 (now running fedora 39) and aside from one easily fixed issue bluetooth works perfectly. My gaming pc running windows can use my laptop as an audio device via bluetooth which is pretty cool.

Hey they changed the thumbnail. It used to be a dude shouting "I hate you!" at a PC.

What type of ship is that in the upper half?

Title should have been "Sub rule"

I use systemd mount files instead of fstab, that way I can specify a network dependency in the off chance there's no network connection. Plus I can have other services like jellyfin depend on that mount file so it starts after the share is available.

Through the power of buying two of them!

Stardew Valley, possibly factorio (don't k ow about the custom control scheme, the game is great), trackmania, borderlands 2, plate up, gang beasts, and the jackbox party games.

What are SMRs?

Whenever my dad's tablet gets an OS update it takes about five minutes to "optimize your apps". I don't know if it's effective because the tablet is slow as hell despite being pretty new.

Torx and Robertson are the best.

Robertson is top tier too

I can relate. I ran gentoo for a while on a T21. I'd use my gaming pc with a q8300 to do all the compiling for it.

Those certainly are words.

All those potential names listed sound terrible, I think Half-Life sounds terrible too.

I think semi truck drivers and locomotive drivers are restricted by hours.