Why do you think so?

I meant where the inside is cooked and the outside is raw.

Some sort of heated blade, like a soldering iron, but wide and flat, just slide it in the middle. Yummy.

Maybe call that inverse sear?

It looks like some kind of sci-fi cover art or something. Like a drawing or a painting, not a photograph. Surreal.

Lots of things are files. See Plan9.

I hear no weevil.

No, this is a pronoun.

I didn’t mean fixing them. Just categorizing them. Eliminating duplicates. Marking some as ‘won’t fix’, etc.

Can you use an llm to triage the other llm’s bug reports? Fire with fire.

But you don’t know which answers or how often unless you do the work to check yourself. So why bother in the first place?

And then you just ignore them and walk into the library.

But bro I’m so sick of pretending…

https://askubuntu.com/questions/18418/how-can-i-set-which-application-is-launched-by-xdg-open

You might want to configure xdg to open what you want instead.

Unless other distros switch away from coreutils, it will remain the standard. It seems a lot of work for little/no upside.

So, they will have to continue to support feature for feature, bug for bug with coreutils and others forever? What’s the endgame here?

If /home and /var are on disk and not USB then it might be ok. The rest of the os is typically only written when installing or configuring things.

Try it, might be fun.

Swappiness set to over 9000!

It’s an hp. I just assume it does.

I have a color laser printer. :/

A galaxy that just happens to be populated with humans who speak English. What were the odds?