ja na gut, wer diese Datei empfängt mag sie jetzt vielleicht nicht sammeln. ich bekomme auch schlechte Witze in diversen Gruppen und lösche sie nicht direkt, nur weil ich die Meinung nicht teile.

aber die Inhalte kommen doch nicht aus dem Nichts in diese Gruppe. irgendjemand muss die ja aktiv pfostiert haben. und da gibt’s dann keine Ausreden mehr, oder? ODER???

Wasser an sich ist nicht nass. wenn es aber nun mit anderem Wasser in Berührung kommt…?

I believe it was slackware. it was gifted to teenage me ca 1994, was on the CD of some magazine.

I wanted to try it, so went dual boot. it (or I?) partitioned my 800MB hard disk into a 300MB and an 800MB partition. stupid young me thought this was great and I just gained 300MB. when I noticed date corruption, stupid young me started to copy over important data to the assumed good partition. things didn’t end well.

I took a two year break from Linux afterwards 🤣

luckily for who?

that’s a horrible concept

hehe, I agree with you. If we don’t get what we want we root for the worst possible outcome, and just hope that we are important then!

I’m disappointed. I thought you figured out how to have a decentralized scoring system 😃

never heard of nushell, but sounds interesting… but it’s not default anyhwhere yet. I’d go for bash, perl or maybe python? your comments on zfs make a lot of sense, and invalidate my respective thoughts :D

your first two points can be mitigated by using checksums. trivial to name the file after it’s checksum, but ugly. save checksums separately? safe checksums in file metadata (exit)? this can be a bit tricky 🤣 I believe zfs already has the checksum, so the job would be to just compare lists.

restoring is as easy, creation gets more complicated and thus prone to errors

are you out of your mind? the only official channel of government communication is twitter (x)!

Anschlusszug betritt den Raum. Oder verlässt. Eher verlässt.

I’m mainly on Linux for over 20 years (still have one Windows Box for VR and some games, hopefully I can migrate this to Linux with the next hardware iteration). I was on Suse, Debian, Mandrake, Gentoo, Ubuntu, QubesOS (which does not self-identify as Linux-distribution) with Fedora+Debian Qubes. I never had those installed on my main machine, but also worked a lot with kali, grml, knoppix, dsl, centos, Redhat and certainly a bunch of others.

The absolute best for me, as working in it security and with different customers, is QubesOS. Sadly my current laptop is so badly supported by QubesOS that it burns 6h battery in 25 minutes and sleep/suspent does not work at all, so I’m currently on Ubuntu (which I hate for their move to snap and being Ubuntu in general)

I was taught that Pluto is a planet. How could they have been so wrong???

ist auch mein persönliches Ziel

just did the very same, inspired by your post. the image does not load but it looks better…

having a support subscription, means being entitled to support… you were entitled ask the time.

I guess it’s just different business models - it’s cheaper to always pay in contrary to only pay when you actually need support…

subscribed

as I’m just playing chess, I assume hardware is of no importance 😃

maybe I’m just used to the practices in my field if business. if you don’t pay for your enterprise firewall support, and then want to update, you’d have to back pay the missed months at least…

I’d not be surprised if they stopped allowing this, as it clearly is a loophole… guess it depends on how many people do this.