bizdelnick @ bizdelnick @lemmy.ml

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You should better point to the official site than promote a suspicious third-party one. It contains incorrect information on the license, maybe some other mistakes.

Does it really matter? This knowledge won't help you in writing code.

What exactly has updated? Kernel? Have you tried booting the old kernel?

Are there too many stupids exposing docker API to the internet without requiring TLS auth?

I'd better read something on the inode uniqueness problem than this. I've already got in trouble with GNU tar because of duplicated file identifiers in overlayed FS.

DNS leaks don't depend on what VPN protocol you use. They only depend on how you configure your DNS resolver and routing.

You don't need a regex for that, you can write \( -name '*.mp4' -o -name '*.mkv' \).

TL;DR: rm calls the unlink syscall and the author wasted a lot of time to find this out and even more time to describe this.

Regex is not the most oftenly used feature of find. Have you already learned how to use -exec, -delete, -print0 together with xargs?

It is possible to boot from a single partition, USB live images work this way. But regular installation that OP wants to clone likely has a separate partition.

I guess, she meant copying not files but block devices, like cp /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1. With GNU cp this indeed works similar to dd.

What usually specified in fstab and other configs are FS UUIDs, not partition UUIDs. They are kept when cloning with dd.

One partition is not enough. You also need to copy a EFI boot partition and create a correct partition table manually. And note that you cannot get a correct result when partitions you are copying are mounted. You need to boot some live system to do this.

If you want to sort audio files by metadata, try easytag.

Try something like IFS='|' read f1 f2 < <(zenity <...>) where f1, f2 etc. are variable names.

It is common that libraries have fewer stars than end user apps. Especially if they never spammed in communities.

Such AI can be coded in <100 lines shell script. One of simplest implementations:

    
#!/bin/bash

find . -type f -print0 | while IFS= read -d $'\0' f; do 
  type=$(file --mime-type --brief -- "$f")
  mkdir -p "$type"
  mv -- "$f" "${type}/"
done

  

zed has always been open source. Seems that you are just trying to squat its name, am I right?

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