If immutable distros are so unbreakable, why are both my ostree branches broken?
I decided to try out Bluefin, and it worked pretty well for 6 months. Then an update broke both the ostree branches somehow. Just black screens instead of finding/mounting root. It seems like something that could be fixed with the grub config, but I thought the point of an atomic distro was that an update wouldn’t break it.
So I reinstalled debian instead of figuring out what happened with bluefin. I also hated having to restart after every update.
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The meme implies we need a guillotine
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suddenly Netflix
You can’t give a history of online piracy and just entirely skip over music/limewire.
Pirating music was very popular for the short period where limewire could be used without fear. Then corporations started suing the shit out of normal people. Then apple opened the iTunes store, and pirating music became more niche again. No more burned cds from tracks discovered on limewire, but playlists with paid-for music on an iPod
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Wait that’s how Aurora works? jfc I hate smartphones
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Consumption and capacity are not the same thing. I agree that reporting on solar “capacity” is a little confusing/deceptive, but this is still an important milestone.
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Capslock as control and emacs keybindings in gnome
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Thanks for the offer! For this computer, I’m just going back to what I know. I still have bluefin on a thinkpad with no issues.
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I hope they reach the market cap and rugpull without releasing shit
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That’s 16 confirmed dead. Those are people whose names are known, and presumably body recovered. There’s more than 500 missing in one of the most remote regions of the world. That’s a disaster.
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The EU replaced coal with natural gas, which has been a geopolitical disaster.
I think reporting solar “capacity” is a little confusing or deceptive. But this is still an important milestone, and it’s a real figure.
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In one case, a user identified only as Zhang disputed the official death toll, posting: “Clearly thousands of people were swept away, yet the authorities reported only three deaths and 265 people missing.”
Excellent reporting. No follow up on what village this is or its population. Just one anonymous post
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is there only one copy of the book on AA? Sometimes there’s multiple uploads/formats. Have you tried the external downloads towards the bottom of the page? They’ll point you towards something like libgen, which might have the uncorrupted file. There is also the torrent option (you need a bt client that allows you to select 1 file from a much larger archive torrent)
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Anna’s archive is a cheaper thrill that enables one to join the long tradition of being pseudo-cosmopolitan through reading
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1 gorrilian dead ceepeecee coverup!!
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Climate changed. It’ll continue to change at an increasing rate, but it already changed too
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