nitrolife

To be honest, I would probably play a game with such a plot with more pleasure than a game where all Pokemon look like puppies.

By the way, surprisingly, cartoons are also fictional, but for some reason, child abuse in cartoons is 18+ marked or prohibited. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Well, I have nothing against the players. It’s just that it’s really hard for me to play this series.

If you are receiving data from tor, then you are most likely seeing these connections. They also change over time, so tor relay nodes change and can be located anywhere.

In addition, in the example you have port 9001, which means that relaying is most likely enabled in your client and you are a relay for other participants. Check the settings of the tor (relay/bridge).

I hope the movies are not the same as the cartoons of the 90s. I once watched a couple of episodes where Ash sends Pikachu to fight in the arena and then cries when Pikachu gets hit hard. I just wanted to ask, “buddy, you literally sent Pokemon into the damn arena where he was supposed to FIGHT, what were you hoping for?” But in general, I understand you now. In fact, the plot is not important at all. People just collect Pokemon like things, like Magic the gathering cards. Now I’m not sure if this is as insensitive or logical as possible.

Pokemon. Behind the pleasant facade of the game series, there is a reality: people kidnap animals in the forest, lock them in pokeballs, and force them to fight in arenas, at least until they are damaged. I didn’t understand this game series when I was younger and I still don’t. Do people really like playing this game?

But without “l”. This connections created as client I think:

ss -tupn

SteamOS can simply be ignored, because the demolition of the system on it will not lead to critical losses.

I’ve already read about Fedora and openSUSE, yes. Well, it’s strange to use FS in production, in which recovery from severe damage to FS is not always guaranteed.

I’ve re-read the man page on btrfs. Backups are indeed better on btrfs at the moment, and in fact, there’s only btrfs and the even more monstrous zfs without a reboot. So, as usual, there are two options. The inconvenience and stability of lvm or the convenience and risks of btrfs

well, a lot may have changed in 4 years. then okay. but I personally would not recommend it anyway. after all, it is enough not to guess with the controller or break the memory bar and after that to lose the entire partition. yes, these are not frequent cases, but I was not lucky.

Do you really want to recommend btrfs to beginners? The FS for which the usage scheme needs to be checked on the site.

As for me, I messed up my home directory 4 years ago and since then I haven’t touched this fs and I don’t advise anyone. I need my Linux work machine not for experimentation and recovery from backups. It’s much easier to store the free 20 gigs on a disk.

If you newbie linux user I really recommended create partition for /home and use LVM. That not so easy, but if you understand LVM Snapshots and partitioning that saved many hours for you. You can use partition manager for make /home snapshots and all system snapshots too if you have enough free space in LVM group. The downside of this feature is that you can’t take up the entire disk with partitions, otherwise there will be nowhere to take snapshots.

If you want change distro for example:

1. create /home snapshot
2. remove all ~/.* directories
3. Start from iso and format only root partition for new system.

If you want do momething risky:

1. Create / and /home shapshot.
2. Try that.
3. If all ok merge snapshots, If all go bad rollback to previous state.

Well, in, my case first there was communism, so the state provided us with a pension regardless of who worked how much and what was happening in general.

And then there was the collapse of the USSR and in general after a while everyone realized that they would just work until death. And so it happened.

I just went to libraries and asked my friends for information.

By the way, the internet didn’t suddenly become filled with all the knowledge in the world. The first internet pages were like personal blogs filled with not-so-useful information. In those days, the internet was similar to today’s darknet. Google was just starting out, and there was no search engine as such. As a result, people just shared websites with each other. The current internet is the result of millions of people’s efforts to fill it with information. So, having access to the internet didn’t change my life overnight.

But we used to buy collections of websites and data on CDs when CD-ROMs first became available, and that was pretty fun.

UPD: and at some point, people started exchanging data through modem calls, and that’s how fidonet was born. It was a whole cultural layer where you could get an address and slowly receive newsletters and exchange data through late-night calls to sisops. It was like a prehistoric torrent, but instead of pirating, you were exchanging data.

Yes. Sorry, I still don’t speak English well, so I use Google Translate.

Well, I can only write from my own experience. I’ve worked for several major campaigns in my life. In banks, in telecom operators. And it’s almost always been like this. And where there was none, the campaign collapsed. Not in a moment, of course, because campaigns, like people, do not die instantly, but age and degrade. But as a result, it was.

The job of people around the CEO is primarily to make decisions. All this huge chain of managers is needed only to aggregate information so that the CEO can make an informed decision. This is how many large companies operate. I would even say that there is a direct correlation between the size of the campaign and the number of monitors at the bottom.

The flip side of sitting behind a huge monitor is that you won’t stay outside with a huge number of your employees if you make the wrong decision. It’s just a different job.

What a picture?

Well… In my case, as many potatoes as you want. Even if I grow it on an industrial scale, I will only need to pay 4% sales tax. And for myself, I can grow at least 100+ kg of potatoes without any problems. (Because of the size of the plots, I can literally grow tons of potatoes).

And yes, I use UV lamps for seedlings every spring. Just like literally everything in my village. This happens when the daylight is very short. These are the countries with risky agriculture. I think it would be funny for some foreigners to watch the picture of the village where in every house at night with ultraviolet light shining on the windowsills =)

after testing a bunch of different apps, I settled on a notebook and a pen. There’s nothing more convenient than writing down your tasks and plans in two columns and then simply recording the results the next day.