They were getting paid to develop the Linux kernel? No? Then what’s actually the requirement?

Federated in this case means Fediverse integration.

Do you know where the chart came from (presumably the statista article author)? I didn’t see it in the report, and I didn’t match the numbers so wasn’t really sure.

Not that I am disagreeing individual waste is a big part of it, I am not convinced this chart adequately demonstrates that. Is the per capita from the chart after they remove non-individual waste from the total? If not then the per capita includes things like commercial or industrial waste and it’s not really reflecting an individual waste perspective.

Nitter link not working. What’s the jist?

You’ve got to be a bot, replying to super old content and at lightning pace. Get lost!

What is the tmpfs for?

Since nobody has said yet, I use screen pretty heavily. Want to run a long running task, starting it from your phone? Run screen to create a detachable session then the long running command. You can then safely close out of your terminal or detach with ctrl a, d and continue in your terminal doing something else. screen -r to get back to it.

ll

Is an alias for

ls -al

yea?

Internet archive may not be around much longer so grab what you can.

Make sure you have an off-site backup or it, too, will one day poof out of existence!

Hoping for Deckard with this.

What’s new in this release:

• Window surface scaling on High DPI displays.
• Bundled vkd3d upgraded to version 1.13.
• Mono engine updated to version 9.3.0
• Improved CPU detection on ARM64.
• Various bug fixes.

Oh haha yea. I thought that was for the alarm sirens.

I’m a bit slow on the uptake there haha. I started with vi and moved over to nano at some point and never looked back. I can refactor code in production with the best of them. There’s still some tricks I’ve seen done in vi that amazes me that I haven’t tried to figure out in nano, but for the most part it’s fairly easy to use to do nearly anything in. Even supports color for supported files, YAML, etc.

I’m intrigued. How does that work?

Honestly, roll back to previous release for production and use best IDE your developers are used to on their local machines, test the fix in a non production environment then release to prod. When is editing business critical scripts in production really needed?

Same. Stage 1 install will forever be a core memory for me.

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Is this like a remastered original or did they name a new game 1?