Midnight Wolf @ wreckedcarzz @lemmy.world

Hello! Some info about me is up on my website: https://wreckedcarzz.com/

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I don't believe so, no :/

+1 for this, I've been using it for what seems like forever now, it's been solid

Oh yeah that reminds me, to use the Graphene web installer, you need chrome. To revert to factory, chrome.

Proxmox, when connected to a host, will not see symbols and instead type the numbers instead (shift+1 etc). But it will still type a character, and it's hidden from the user, so you end up screaming WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THIS MOTHERFUCKING PIECE OF SHIT until you try to sudo in fucking chrome and whoop works first try.

Found that like 9 months ago. Still pissed as fuck. Like 2h of my life gone, thought I fucked my root account, fucking pissing myself trying to copy data off before I do anything in case I was fucked.

PM needs to fix their shit.

E: Oh, cpanel recently broke too. I can login, but am immediately logged out because lack of a security token. That one might be because I'm using librewolf, but it was working a month ago so...

E2: synology, both nas and router, works sometimes in LW, but other times it loads the page but no content. This is regardless of if I am logged in and refresh, or if I'm just trying to login. Shit just doesn't reliably work. Chrome, it's fine.

Duh.

Next question.

But if you read it top to bottom, the V being capitalized signifies that it's the beginning, as it's not a proper noun. you would never Expect something like this to happen; and certainly not one where it's the divided up and essentially right-alighted.

Even if you read top to bottom, the V fucks it all up. This is a bad image. Mirror the rainbow, capitalize properly, and it's much better.

The V is obviously capitalized though. I hate this image. It kinda makes sense but I want to read it left to right as English expects, and the V just reinforces that.

Voted for day you have the

Hey knoppix! My first distro, first experience of Linux. Something like 2004. Fellow student told me about it, I was already curious but hadn't yet tried any distros yet; they burned me a disk and brought it to class the next day. Was really cool to run a different OS, and to just pop it in and go.

pat pat one day

...wearing? We got a phony over 'ere.

My ears are all natural, tyvm.

So show me yours, I'll show you mine~

(I laughed so hard reading that, ha 🎶)

The answer to that question: "by never buying a WinRAR bag?"

Tell me you haven't used a dating site in 15 years without telling me you haven't used a dating site in 15 years

B4

You sunk my battleship

"fuck, I don't have enough money for park avenue"

This, but it's not a loop 😏

You now: teehee funni

You when you realize you're on the same fucked planet we are going down on: o no

Lmao, can't even spell golf right

That's step one. Step two is to get enough solar and whole-house battery storage so you can cut the grid and give them $0.

But you can't pick what others use for hosting, and the majority of big corps use AWS. At least that's the nudge that I think they were getting at.