If you care about your data, the second thing to demand is ECC. That tends to narrow all the trash out of the choices, so it’ll be easier.

The first thing is backups. The first thing is always backups. With checksums. Preferably encrypted and at rest.

Neovim and scp. I should clearly test some things.

Full disk encryption is just simply an industry brat practice. Everyone should be doing it on every system unless there’s a rare fringe reason not to.

Be the change you wish to see.

So, that’s why they want more of them.

I guess I should start getting to work.

Balloon and pinwheel were my thought

“You do now.”

That may be a monkey’s paw wish.

Crikey

Geckos just radiate it, like an aura, which is why they stick to just about anything.

Stretching really is all the physical exercise a cat needs iirc. Chasing something keeps the brain active, though. Maybe some of that later.

In my experience it’s also very very hard to wear out an SSD. It’s limited, but mostly the limit is very very far away. I treat those warnings as largely fud. Most common failure more seems to be that the controller in the drive dies for some reason and the drive just goes completely dead and never gets detected again. There won’t be warnings from any smart values either.

Or the drive is just replaced with a bigger faster one, maybe on a different bus/connector or something, and forgotten in a drawer or a box somewhere.

Naturally it’s still worth trying to enable trim and limit writes if there’s no downside. It can only help in case the drive does get an exceptionally long service life. But I’d say use it while it’s still useful and keep fresh and verified backups.

For some devices, yes. This might be a fail safe for when the service dies and/or updates stop. Many devices get bricked or left open to abuse instead.

That’s a lot more than most of us. We just can’t into space.

Not to mention the verse will be in the old testament, i.e. the non-Christian part.

I have bought a few otherwise hard to find books on Amazon. Actual paper books. At least used to be possible.

If all the settings and versions match, my first suspicion would be that there’s some library available on one system that gets used but not the other. Have you taken very verbose logs to see if there’s differences that stand out?

That’s the power. They’re doing more.