Except your arguments against Biden easily apply, and more so, against trump. He is absolutely not all there, a mere three years younger, and certainly not competent (and absolutely corrupt on top of that.)
The simple answer is- people expect Republicans to be degenerates. They don’t expect that of Democrats. It’s nothing but a shitty double standard we’ve let dictate politics for decades.
As someone who was around for the sysvinit to systemdd change, I’ll take the latter every single day and twice on Sunday.
Terrible topic but systemd itself is a godsend IMO, warts and all.
Dendrite iirc is essentially in maintenance mode. I run a small one but I don’t think it’s expected to get any new features until there is more funding.
This is fantastic. I’ve been using it for a while and it’s battery efficient and easy to use.
The Dev is responsive and I’ve donated. Should probably do that again soon.
Online json parser. Throw in some data and then structure a query.
It’ll keep updating the results as you tweak your query. A simple search will probably give you twenty that’ll work. I can’t remember what i normally use off the top of my head.
If I can find my message to them, I’ll post what it was. I can’t remember if the messages arrived oddly or if it was sending pictures, etc. etc. It was just some hangup where I couldn’t justify going to it. I would’ve liked to otherwise because like OP I basically only use Google at all for GV.
When i tried they didn’t do MMS properly. So YMMV.
First one sets it so that only the owner can read, (4), write (2), execute (1). That’s why it equals 7. The group and all others (the next two numbers) can do nothing (0 meaning they can’t read, write, or execute anything in there).
The second sets ownership (ie. That adelie account will be both the user and group in the above scenario.)
I’m coming in late in this but i don’t know why you’d really do the first. The second simply changes things so your user has permission to their own home directory.
Lastly, names are meaningless in general. Things work on ids. You can run id to get a quick look at who you are. Same with echo $UID or $GID.
Really long but useful article to wrap your head around permissions- https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/linux-file-permissions-explained
I’ve been running fedora with updates since 29 without issue. I don’t know what people are doing that they break shit constantly. Maybe I’m just old and don’t do extreme enough on my desktop.
Evidently there is a part at the bottom of advanced in the keyboard settings where you can choose to load the library. Download it from the link on the github page.
Same. Wth Mozilla?
You know, you can recommend lxd and whatever without putting out FUD about proxmox and other tech.
More than likely your os is just symlinking vi to vim.
Liftoff is no longer maintained right? So what’s the fork?
I’ve used UP for months with regular element and other apps. Works perfectly fine via ntfy. Excited to see more apps using it.
I think it should be upvoted as it’s a very unpopular opinion.
Maybe. I found that using redis, the php cache, and disabling unused apps (like photos) sped it up. Personally it just provides a lot to me and is only one thing to manage.
Great for my use case. Maybe not anymore for yours but food for thought. Good luck on whatever you choose. Lot of good programs recommended here.
No offense but if you’re using at least three things nextcloud provides I’m not so sure it’s overkill.
Yes like companies who have thousands of repos with master as the main branch. It really wouldn’t make sense to switch halfway and be working on different repos with different primary branches.
Not the biggest hurdle to overcome but also… Why should you have to?
Trump did not speak confidently.
He ignored the questions, he lied with abandon, and the moderators did nothing about it. Biden couldn’t keep up with the flood of lies to refute it all.
Im quite sure Biden is capable of lying just as quickly and confidently but he is a better person than that. He actually came to debate, not spit in our faces by lying right to us.