

Protip: Export the registry key into a .reg file, write a script that installs it and put that in autostart. Otherwise every major update will revert your edit.
But if you’re at that point, even Slackware will give you fewer headaches.


Protip: Export the registry key into a .reg file, write a script that installs it and put that in autostart. Otherwise every major update will revert your edit.
But if you’re at that point, even Slackware will give you fewer headaches.


I spent 2 weeks on the northern shore of Koh Tao in Thailand, around 20 years ago.
It was as close to an island paradise as I could imagine.
There were a few bungalows and a bar under palm trees, directly at a perfectly white sandy beach, surrounded by rainforest.
The sea was clear azure, with a reef you could snorkel in.
It’s impossible to describe the beauty and serenity of the place.
We were the only guests. The next houses one bay over didn’t have electricity yet.
One night we didn’t finish our hike in time and almost got stuck in the forest in the evening, because it got so dark you literally couldn’t see the ground anymore.
To get there you had to take three boat rides, then ride over unpaved roads on the back of a pickup truck for one hour.
Just checked the place out on Google Maps. It’s now entirely built up with hotels.
Where’s Baidu? With a >50% market share among China’s >1 billion internet users, it should sit in second place.
I’m guessing they aren’t connected to statcounter at all.
Also, the fact that the only European search engine with a measurable market share is Russian frustrates me.
On the other hand, with the way statcounter works, any search engine without tracking won’t show up here at all.


Around 2009 I predicted that very soon, Linux smartphones you can plug into a docking station to use as a desktop PC would become the standard consumer computing device.


File a bug report with Debian’s maintainer of KDEConnect.
Running a stable distro means you get fewer unexpected new bugs, but it also means you’re stuck with bugs that were already fixed upstream for years, if they don’t affect enough of your distro’s users.
Could this be related to the fact that the closest Manjaro mirrors to you are in Iran, and currently down due to the Iranian government’s internet block?
And Fedora has pretty bad mirror selection in general.
What you could try: run sudo pacman-mirrors --fasttrack && sudo pacman -Syu on Manjaro, and set fastestmirror=true in /etc/dnf/dnf.conf on Fedora.


My cats jump into bed as soon as I go to sleep. They’ll wake me up in the morning by rubbing against me and purring (haven’t needed an alarm clock in years). I get up, feed them, go for a half hour walk with them before the dog walkers are up, and then make breakfast for myself.
When I leave for work, they’re already back in bed, and we all wish I could join them.
Unfortunately, one of us has to earn the money to buy cat food, and it sure as hell won’t be them.


It’s tradition. I think they have 4-5 different Teams now, too.


It’s like every gold rush in history, the ones who get rich are those selling the equipment, not those digging for gold.


Yeah the 2 clipboards are a mess.
I actually once locked me out of ALL my accounts because of them.


How could Kennedy do this to us?


Yes, I met one on the pilgrimage to Santiago di Compostela. He owned a pair of boots, a backpack with his clothes, a phone, and nothing else. And boy was he happy!


I wouldn’t mind being hung. Did you mean hanged?


You can find new content by asking for channel recommendations on lemmy.
Fuck the algorithms, talk to real people. That’s how it used to work.


I tried to upload a video to a Peertube instance once.
Took me a solid hour to figure out how to do that.
The link to it 404d the next day.


At least another 50% are actual humans narrating AI slop.


Slackware
Do you follow the step-by-step docs or just yolo it?