Torvalds would like to have a word with you

You won’t be able to do certain things. Either .ssh or ~ expects certain exact permissions and pukes if it’s different, IIRC

Sorry, user babe is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported

People still recommend libreoffice… I just tried onlyoffice and it is much more similar to the modern office suite. I find libreoffice excel hard to use - it’s stuck in 97 without modern features and placement I expect. The word processor is fine though

KDE2/3 like?

Is mint windows-like out of the box? I’ve already forgotten what Linux is like outside of i3/sway

Well, technically those aren’t the same command (but works well enough if you’re trying to render a system unusable).

rm -rf /* would not remove /.secret. It rm -rf / would

That’s not true. Most distros now ask you to add —no-preserve-root

Polestar is Chinese

Isn’t synology basically a Linux system with lots of slots for storage? Can’t you just… buy a pi?

Four years? Boy, you are optimistic

Ah okay this makes more sense. With all electric driving ranges the EPA/CARB more pessimistic than, say, WLTP. The probable place that could be gamed in determining this range, to my knowledge, is to shut off anything that might require more power (ie. AC).

However, if the range estimated in the software for the dashboard does not match reality, that is indeed the fault of Tesla

I’ll bite, what is the evidence that Tesla knowingly lied about battery range?

Depends on if you are yyyy/mm/dd or yyyy/dd/mm

Why set and not executive-order?

Bourne…

No I get Musk. What I don’t get his which bonehead decided that was a good idea with no backups.

???

I mean, I dabble in got on my own. But I’ve never managed a git for a team.

Thankfully I’ve set up Forgejo to abstract some of the details away.

I desperately want to get my team out of the 80s, but I’m not the manager so sometimes my pushing goes nowhere

I’m slowly pushing my team to git. It’s stupid that we can’t work when the server goes offline