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  • You're right, but you're also not seeing some of the great and diverse content on Lemmy. Obviously reddit has a fuckton more content. Network effect and all that, but my Lemmy feed is not as you describe. I'm subscribed to a bunch of Linux, FOSS, privacy, music, and other great communities. While I do see articles and screen caps when I browse the all feed, my curated feed is full of questions, discussions, new (to me) music and more.

    It certainly takes some effort to curate a feed for yourself, but it can be done.

  • I've got an m1 Mac mini running Asahi and its great. Just make note, not all of the hardware features are 100% supported. I'm fine with what's missing on my m1, but before you pull the trigger on an m2 Mac check the Asahi page and know exactly what machine you plan to install on. Do not buy it if you want or have to have hardware features that Asahi doesn't support on the machine you're planning to buy.

  • It is lvm2. Thank you for the recommendation! I'll check it out though I think I'm going to stick to the CLI for this one. I kind of want to do it manually.

    I do plan to work from a bootsble USB for all the dd work so that nothing is mounted/in use.

  • Thanks. I’ll stick with dd then. You are correct, I think. I plan to dd the whole disk. The plan is:

    dd if=/dev/nvme0n1 of=/dev/sdb bs=4M status=progress oflag=sync

    unless that's the wrong idea. once the usb ssd is done I will definitely check the luks container on the ssd. Size and data availability.

  • I'll take a look at pvmove.

    I can't have both installed. Plan is to dd the 128 nvme to a USB SSD I have, then dd the SSD to the 512 once it's installed in the laptop. All the xloning will be done by booting a USB ISO so no drives are in active use while being cloned.

  • Yeah, in the past it’s been really frustrating. There was one time I couldn’t log in no matter what I tried. I hadn’t updated the NPM container or anything. It just shit the bed. At the time I wasn’t confident enough to switch away from NPM. I had to completely rebuild my proxy setup. Deleted the NPM container and persistent data, spun up a brand new container, then set back up all of my reverse proxies.

    That was the last time I’ve had a problem with NPM, but I also don’t really trust it anymore. I’ve stuck with it due to momentum, but I’m always worried about it breaking for no reason.