Some of the plugins I find super useful for running stuff remotely, but man do I miss vim while I’m there.

Wait, what? Arch has more comprehensive documentation than just about any other distro.

To be fair my wife is a smart lady, but she still thinks I’m invoking some arcane hacking magic when I’m messing around in the terminal.

It’s a fine operating system, what editor do you use?

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For a WD Red? Get that shingled magnetic shit out of my NAS.

Typically a brick can control who can enter the building. Security man the doors for a few days until the new system is in.

I’m sure there’s a good reason (or at least a believable reason) but I’m curious now, why can’t copies be made of the binary/data and start trying to get it running on a VM or another box?

I’m not a USer so correct me if wrong here, but is the implication then that something can be considered constitutional in one state but not in another? How does that work?

Why does he have rights to use sudo in the first place?

I doubt it’s a recent thought, knowing civil engineers, they’re absolute perverts when it comes to concrete.

Just to add a point - if the farmers do end up folding and selling off, who’s going to buy the land? My money would be on large corpos.

And what is it that you’re doing?

I like this perspective, it makes me think some anxious drivers are just more aware of how bad they are. I doubt they’re much worse (and probably better) than the average new driver, but the lack of awareness in the average new driver probably covers the anxiety.

I’d say don’t leave it a long time, even if it’s just pootling round an empty parking lot, even pretty confident experienced drivers feel anxiety after a crash, you’re just not quite sure of yourself for a bit. Putting it off is just going to make it harder.

(Also absolutely they don’t need to drive, but it’s a hella useful skill - some confidence building lessons with a pro would probably help)

No you won’t.

As much as I’m loathed to admit it, Trump probably has a legitimate case to seize assets in the name of national security if Musk starts trashing stuff.

It depends, once I got like 20 upvotes and it was amazing to think them at 70% of Lemmy users read and agreed with my post!

Seagate have never once secretly changed the underlying disk technology on a NAS grade drive to one utterly unsuited for use in a NAS drive and then sold it as a NAS grade drive at a premium price because it’s a NAS grade drive. So there’s that.

Pretty much the original comment that was here was wrong in every conceivable way, which I noticed after posting it. So I’ll just post this instead.