oscardejarjayes [comrade/them] @ oscardejarjayes @hexbear.net

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just for ARMA stuff, like ACRE

oh yeah, that happens to me too sometimes. Weirdly, it only seems to happen to some sites, while others always keep me logged in.

With the little upside down arrow thing, you can search through open tabs. No need to scroll through them. I think that answers what you were asking.

I've never had any issues with tabs not restoring (I have 6729 tabs currently open, on the newest FF release, updated many times). What do you mean by "never completely capable of restoring my tabs"?

Wouldn't this just mean AI=0?

i'm a big fan, personally

Hannah Montana Linux is probably the most popular Linux distro.

In all seriousness, popularity isn't necessarily the best metric for what you should run on your computer. Ubuntu might be fairly popular, but it also isn't particularly good.

i2p. It's sorta like Tor, but the way that every user is a node provides some advantages over Tor.

Two 8s? Extremely sus

lol

It would be pretty neat if they did like zsh does, where it asks you if you mean a certain command when you only type it partially.

I'm a big fan of Nebula. It's sorta like Tailscale, but not quite.

Did you install anything from the AUR? roderickvd is the librespot guy, so if you installed that from the AUR it would load his keys

oh, neat

Only took them 6 years of malware

camera drivers. the patch was submitted, but hadn't been merged yet, and I didn't want to wait.

A pretty substantial amount of the bridge is still standing, it was the center bit that went down

Also, that ship in the USSR that hit the bridge just hit the span, not the pier. "The span cut the deck house and the cinema hall". The pier is in many ways more fragile, and also more important.

But to answer your question, the Francis Scott Key bridge was structurally deficient. It also didn't have many anti-ship defenses (like dolphins), unlike other bridges. To add on to that, the MV Dali (and most modern container ships) is really heavy, and therefore had a lot of energy, almost all of which got transferred into the bridge. Not many bridges can survive a head-on with a container ship.

It's a bit of a weird setup, and not at all practical. I build "golden images" with archiso, the image gets sent over, then local disks are auto-mounted. The local disks have my ~/home, so all my configs, flatpaks, games, etc. stay consistent.

I use PXE for my servers, so I figured "why not?". I don't do too much on it besides videogames, I do most real stuff on laptops. This "setup" probably isn't going to stay around forever.

I PXE boot my desktop.