If you aren’t testing your backups then you don’t have backups.

You send me a 🍑, I send a 🥕 back.

You send a 🎡, that’s pretty abstract.

Do they compete with the 1500 megawatt aperture science heavy duty super-colliding super button?

Germinal?

I think my favourite thing about those old Lumias was the dedicated camera shutter. The 1020 even had a battery grip case so you could hold it more like a digital camera.

The coolest thing when you start the DLC is that you realize that this whole thing has just been out there the entire time you’ve been playing and you didn’t know it. Then you finally get there and you can play the entire DLC while the rest of the game keeps going without you.

And NixOS instead of Arch Linux and openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora 😊

Loving the nihilist positivity vibe

Neovim

I think Cinnamon is version 6 on Mint while Debian is stuck on a v5 build.

It is as bad as gambling if not worse, you don’t even know what you are buying.

To be fair, booster packs are designed primarily to be used to play in limited formats like draft or constructed. People buying boosters to try and pull expensive cards are doing themselves a disservice by not just buying or trading for the singles they want.

I use a DeepCool AK620 CPU cooler.

https://www.newegg.ca/deepcool-ak620/p/N82E16835856200

Just out of curiosity I just started building the Linux kernel to see what my system does, but the CPU isn’t going over 10% load and is hovering around 40 degrees. I just ran make without any parameters, is there a way to get it to use more than a single cpu core at a time?

Edit: Now we’re cooking. make -j$(nproc)

99% CPU utilization at 56 degrees.

I thought I was finally finished distro hopping after I landed on Fedora, but then I found Nobara and then the whole RHEL drama started so I went back to Debian stable but then NixOS caught my attention.

It will never end