Danke, das sage ich auch.

Der Wartungsaufwand, wenn man die TLD .org wählt, steigt mmn sehr stark an. Ideal wäre wohl .dach, aber das gibt es leider nicht. Daher schlage ich .at vor.

My father. He’s just a fine dude. Does a lot of things right, is never angry at anybody for too long, and just generally understands what’s important in life and why.

Year Of The Linux Desktop

shit

quod erat expectandum?

that was 8 seconds. close one, i saved us all

tar -cf file.tar directory/

Poe’s law

Das ist ja das Wesen einer Pacht oder der Miete: Man bekommt für die vertraglich vereinbarte Zeit die Nutzungsrechte. Darüber hinaus muss man damit rechnen, dass man sie nicht wieder bekommt.

Tatsächlich ja, aber:

Es ist üblich, Ackerflächen mehrmals hintereinander an den selben Bauern zu verpachten. Bauern brauchen langfristige Planungssicherheit, und darum macht man das so.

Dass die Ackerfläche nicht mehr an den gleichen Bauern vermietet wird, ist kein Rechtsbruch, aber durchaus unüblich.

Ich denke, es liegt am Land.

yes that too

unfortunately

I think that we have a perception bias towards things that interest us.

Since the elements in the top-right corner (C, O, N, P, S, Si, Fe, Al, Na, …) are interesting to us, that’s what we typically look at. And in that region, things are fairly balanced. It’s only in the regions where we don’t typically look, where we said “let’s just make it all metal so the categorization is done, call it a day, and move on”. I think.

I thought so too, but it doesn’t even make sense, because the only one they’re hurting this way is themselves.

If they don’t adopt EVs, it will be to their disadvantage in the long run.

republicans are raping the planet.

Yeah, it’s also very difficult for me to focus on something if I don’t know where I’m going.

IMO the best knowledge comes from doing practical examples that actually interest you. I wouldn’t rush that.

I honestly started out not liking systemd at all, mostly due to the reports that it did waaay to much, but nowadays, I like the concept.

It is basically officially moving daemon management from a script-based approach to a table/database-based approach. That improves static analyzability, therefore increasing clarity, and probably even performance.

I agree that we should abandon scripts and move towards declarative software management, and abandoning sudo for a more declarative system seems like a good step to me.

This reminds me a bit of this photo:

We thought the data was forever, but somehow not so.

Highly unlikely they will do any of this, so you should not worry ublock got you covered.

Five years ago, a lot of people would have said the same thing about enshittification.