Sex chats. For other uses, just simple searches are better 99% of the time. And for the 1%, something like the Kagis FastGPT helps to find the correct keywords.

Never use ChatGPT anyway. There are better (for privacy) alternatives.

0d10 = 0b00001010
0d04 = 0b00000100

1010   |
0100
------
1110

0b00001110 = 0d14


0d25 = 0b00011001
0d10 = 0b00001010

11001   |
01010
-------
11011

0b00011011 = 0d27

If an int is only x bytes long, but y bytes are needed for an action, it’s just padded with 0’s to the left. So 0b110 = 0b0110 = 0b00000110. Usually you will use either 8, 16, 32 or 64 digits/bits (char, short, int and long respectively, and 1, 2, 4 and 8 bytes long, 1 byte = 8 bits. So you’ll usually align it with bytes.) However, for calculating like this removing trailing zeroes can make it more tidy, and sometimes 4 or 2 bits are used too. And bools technically only use 1 bit.

Jup. But they (or rather: their non-existence) are certainly an eyesore

Markdown only inserting newlines on two spaces certainly is. Apart from that, only practical.

Desktop: 30p87
Laptop: 30p87-laptop
Phone: 30p87-phone
Server: 30p87-server
DNS server at location bv: 30p87-dns-bv
DNS server at location db: 30p87-dns-db
Switch at location bv: 30p87-bottom-bv
Switch at location db: 30p87-bottom-db

I have hundreds of packages installed via pacman/the AUR without problem lül

I love Arch

Simply because I haven’t bothered searching for the extensions I have in the AUR. And some extensions aren’t in there (namely 7tv, augmented steam, blacklist autoclose, defund wikipedia, kagi, peertube companion, tampermonkey and unload tabs).

How do I do it? Everything’s installed and updated via pacman/the AUR, including python packages and nextcloud apps. The only thing I don’t install via that way is Firefox addons.

Basically yeah, though other solutions may be easier or more integrated. Using systemd sockets is especially useful if you want to start a service on the local server that is always on, with a service that uses a lot of resources in the background without other user interaction

Also an option, systemd based, could be to use systemd socket files, which (as far as I understand) opens a dummy socket and starts the matching service as soon as it’s requested.

Usually you’d measure it relative to room temperature. Probably harder in this scenario (I don’t have a thermometer laying around, but 20°C is probably a good starting point.

Kinda misleading lower limit on the graph

Also spent an hour wondering why it didn’t evalute -z “{CMD_OUT_ERROR” as true, despite manually running the script and echoing “‘${CMD_OUT_ERROR}’” evaluating to ‘’… well it’s the missing $.

At least it’s time spent in working hours and being paid for the mess that they use as deployment for IdentityIQ written in kornshell.

Every hour, automatically

Never on my Laptop, because I’m too lazy to create a mechanism that detects when it’s possible.

Meanwhile that one prod server on python 2

I run both … nextcloud is very inconvenient for finding stuff and slow in loading. I still use nextcloud to sync, but immich for tagging and displaying, because it’s much faster and better in UI etc.

Doesn’t Pop have that by default? I think others have too.

Anyway, yes for basically everything. Except my servers main partition, because otherwise recovering from crashes would be horribly annoying or unsafe if I’d use cryptssh. And if the dns+dhcp/gateway/VPN server crashes I’d definitely need 22 open.

I compare every version at every time in history, and at every comparison, Linux wins.

The old way ig