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No shit sherlock

Been a htop guy my whole Linux journey and recently started using btop. I am yet to call my judgement but yeah I feel the same

My goto brain vent book series are the Alex Verus books by Benedict Jacka. It’s y/a urban fantasy in London without being too childish or over sexualised. The ~400 pages each book are easy to read.

On the other hand I currently read “Slow Horses”, the book series the AppleTV show is based on. These are stories focused on the worst of MI5 and how they stumble across and solve a case, or prevent something.

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It more or less was to be honest.

If I remember correctly the wachowskis were about to lose some rights to Warner Bros or Warner had to remake to not lose rights or so.

Therefore the one Wachowski sister did that one… That’s similar to a lot of the direct to dvd sequels that are done by disney. They remain to hold the rights.

(Please correct me if I am wrong)

bat foo | bar behaves like cat foo | bar same with > and such.

Eternity. I was using infinity for years for reddead and having an in-situ replacement is nice.

Do you remember where you read it? Because to me it sounds similar to a lot of HFY stories on reddit.

Well… WiFi is bidirectional. It may be faster receiving but the device sending… Other story than the tcp handshakes…

r/HFY has a plethora of such (short) stories. HFY stands for Humanity Fuck Yeah. Sadly I am yet to find an active HFY community/magazine on lemmy/kbin

Yes replaceable M.2, but the 8 GB soldered-on RAM is not enough these days

That’s interesting! A few friends of mine and I tried to get a hold of it during the last school year. But we were greatly annoyed that there was no good free/open source resource in our language. Everything that could be good material was basically “Pay for the course” or just buy the book for 50€. That demotivated us quite a bit. I get why you would like to make a buck for your work and yes learning languages in groups is more fun but besides badly formatted vocab sheets there was no resource that was a proper introduction to the language.

For people starting with Linux I am more comfortable to recommend them second hand/used laptops. And Thinkpads are prime examples for repairability and upgradability so you find a loot more Thinkpads that go for cheaper.

Besides that. My next Laptop is either gonna be a framework or something from Tuxedo.

PS: I know that newer Thinkpads lack in repairability. I have a X1 Carbon with soldered-on RAM… Suffice to say I wouldn’t buy that again…

Lol. The unexpected keyboard had a release commit 8h ago :D

Try Carnet it is exactly what Google Keep does but a nextcloud hosted App with mobile apps.

Sorry, maybe I am too deep in the software jungle but what is the painful learning process? No front, I am genuinely curious.

I setup k9 a few years back and thought it comprehensible. The only thing I remember a bit annoying was migrating GPG keys over.