But … It’s an increase, right?
Are we okay with incremental improvements, or will only big bang headline news story type improvements be okay?
But … It’s an increase, right?
Are we okay with incremental improvements, or will only big bang headline news story type improvements be okay?
Dude. Don’t text and drive.
If you must, try to pull over and proof-read before hitting that send button.
rightaway
Not a word. Spell-check should have told you.
Twice.
In 5 steps it violates ISO27002 3 times.
I’d say any setup result is purely accidental on the way to something far more exciting.
because the another backdoor
You’re gonna want a cat-scan.
Sell-out is the noun form. The verb form needs a space. It’s like the difference between ‘fuck up’ and ‘fuck-up’.
I’d look over the server install if the process had docs.
I looked at matrix but the server setup was janky – enamoured of the current mayfly shine tools, and when I saw mumble install cleanly on my tiny arm box it was a sea change. No longer have the tiny arm box but I still run mumble.
I’d be super happy if it and its polite codecs were brought into the fed but I haven’t been paying attention.
Yay mumble!
And I agree: it’s better. I think it’s faster and that, IMHO, is where the power is. It can look boring like a hammer as long as it’s intuitive … like a hammer.
If it’s only GNU Linux - and not regular Linux - then we know it’s not the Linux where the issue occurs. ;-)
(Just analyzing what’s said. It’s probably all linuxes if it’s not a glibc issue)
Remember: Mozilla killed mozilla the app long before it killed Mozilla the company.
emails
If you can’t spell a topic properly, I strongly doubt your ability to manage it. Simple-as.
MicroEmacs
In testing, to settle a bet by a rabid cult-of-vi peer, I opened a given set of files in each editor, each a day apart because I couldn’t be arsed to clear caches. This guy, otherwise a prince, was railing about emacs, but otherwise suffered days of waiting.
10/10 the memory usage by his precious vi was same-or-more than emacs.
There’s so many shared libs pulled in by the shell that all the fuddy doomsaying about bloat is now just noise.
I avoid vi because even in 1992 it was crusty and wrong-headed. 30 years on the hard-headed cult and the app haven’t changed.
I don’t see how microEmacs can improve on what we have by default, and I worry that the more niche the product is the harder it will be to find answers online. But I’m willing to be swayed if anyone can pitch its virtues.
vi versus emacs
You write “vi versus the world” funny.
The existing maintainers won’t live forever, having Rust in the Kernel is a bet on the future.
You’re drastically reducing your talent base by requiring membership in two groups of experts. Well done.
The comma splice gives it away, but you’re new at organizing groups and practicing set theory, aren’t you?
yum history undo last
There’s a colossal amount of work that goes into making that command usable and reliable, and I’m glad to say the yum-adjacent distros are still putting in the effort. That may change, but so far it’s been there to save my bacon when I need it.
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The uncountable becomes countable.
I’m running ZFS at two jobs and my homelab.
Terabytes and terabytes. Usually presented to the hypervisor as a lun and managed on the VM itself.
I don’t run proxmox, though. Some ldoms, some esx, soon oVirt.