I had a similar problem some time ago. in my case the nvme drive was overheating and stopped working. led to full system freezes…

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I use mutt

have u tried signal?

buy a desktop. much easier to repair yourself

this was fantastic! good on him for doing this and making it public

when companies become so big and provide essential services they should be taken over by the government

i switched right after win95 🙂

in my defense, Gentoo was harder to install than arch…

honestly I loved Debian stable. unfortunately I got new hardware, and Debian stable didn’t support it. I hacked by on a combination of testing and backports for a bit. but it finally got too much and I made the switch…

oh lol. so I installed Gentoo in 2007 or so on an AMD K6. I set the architecture to 686. Cause it’s a K6 right?

build failed after a day of compiling. tried again and the build failed again. finally I read the docs and there’s an innocuous like saying all K6s are 586.

What a waste. switched to Debian after some 3y of Gentoo. switched to arch after 10y of Debian. been on arch 6y now…

somehow I trust bytwdance a lot more than trump backed companies…

moot point though, cause I’m never on tiktok

who gets the $1million gift? the govt? trump?

don’t know much about Japan today. can u elaborate on how it’s still racist? how does it compare to the US?

IIRC u need mlocate or plocate…

i trust them less that AP but more than most other for profit news platforms. I appreciate that they are fact based and not much “spin” and analysis.

why is the American chemical society joining with Wiley and elsivere?

what desktop are you using? on kde/plasma, go to the power settings and it gives you an option to run a script when the battery is connected/disconnected

u can use that to systemctl --user start/stop syncthing

i use syncthing all the time on some 100gb of data. it’s not much of a battery drain. ymmv

I’ve used both and completely agree.

i used fvwm for some 20 years. but when I switched to Wayland, I had to change window managers. I tried gnome first because it was the default on more distributions. works great as long as u use it as is . any customization is hard and needs gnome tweaks or some other extension…

kde plasma was just as light weight and completely configurable