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  • I totally just stole that one

  • I dont know whats a wit all I know your mom is good in bed

  • I miss 3 days ago when the blockade was just some HTML

  • Plasma, but only on Wayland (which is better anyway unbiased opinion).

  • Holy feck, I don't have more than double the braincells of transphobes anymore

  • (man isn't a general neutral term)

  • Is it a copy or a hardlink?

  • Is it not ok to put the bounty there in writing and send the money without the help of another service?

  • Rule

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  • I like the reverse spin on the meme format

  • Browsers compared

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  • I think we agree here, tho I seem to have formulated my comment in a way where it didn't seem like that.

  • Sounds exactly like my school, so yes.

  • A common one is # or + while trying to hit Enter. Also annoying is Caps Lock instead of Shift.

  • I'm always so scared about this after having it happen exactly once. Even worse when you hit video call.

  • Their TL;DR is at the bottom:

    Summing up

    Over time, commands have become more complex to turn off user account passwords, and the attack surface of Linux systems has also increased. The correct procedure is as follows:

    1. Stop all Linux processes owned by the user:

    # killall -STOP -u

    1. Delete the user password:

    # passwd -d

    1. Lockdown the user account:

    # usermod -L -e 1

    1. Politely refuse a login for the user account:

    # usermod -s /usr/sbin/nologin

    Reversing all that is underneith the TL;DR:

    How do I reverse the procedure?

    First, set user login shell to /bin/bash:

    # usermod -s /bin/bash

    Unlock the user account:

    # passwd -u

    Set a new password for the user account:

    # passwd

    If the Linux system wasn’t rebooted and all processes weren’t killed unlock and resume all Linux processes owned by the user:

    # killall -CONT -u

  • Yeah, he's just based like that

  • I thought it had to do with screen width

  • Browsers compared

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  • I'm not here to have the Fedora Telemetry discussion, but I think it's not spying If the user has choice and control over what gets through if anything