This is how I handle code at work, almost. Program not working? Who has the last commit on the code? You get the question!

well “saata” is closer to the pronounciation of satan in finnish, “saatana”. Was it Linus you’ve heard?

Do you then read ‘dd’ as ‘disk destoyer’ to send chills down people’s spines?

Yeah. Then I think we are doing the same thing.

I pronounce it in swedish so that its just Satan without the -n.

So an /oun/ instead of an /ōn/? I hate it! :-D

Do y’all ponounce it as one word? Heard someone once say “c-h-own” and I was confused.

Radicale? https://radicale.org/v3.html I have not used it much myself yet. Its very minimal and focused on calendar stuff.

What can you do with thw WSL? Can you run a wm for example with it? And if so, can you use the super key as a modifier?

Is either a replacement for the other?

If the above decides to continue, the code appears to be parsing the symbol tables in memory. This is the quite slow step that made me look into the issue.

That is from the original find. Not sure the relevance of it and this being proof for it being “on purpose”. But that is the origin of the slowness.

Distros like gentoo reverted to 5.4.2 for that reason. If debian stable is on 5.4.1 that should be ok.

Not quite sure I understand what you want…

Each client, the devices you ssh from, has a key pair. You take the public key part of that pair and put it in the authorized_keys file on the server, the device you ssh to. The cannonical paths for your keys and authorized_keys is ~/.ssh/

You say you cannot reach your pi from your phone? Find the key file named something .pub on your phone, add it to the authorized_keys (as a single line in that file) on your pi. That is it.

If you also want to drop the username you need to add something like this to your .ssh/config on your phone:

Host alias_for_pi
  Hostname pi_ipnumber
  User pi_user

Does this help?

Having used gentoo for quite some time, there have been several occations where my network broke because the changing names and naming conventions of the network interfaces.

It does not only dictate your professional life/status in Germany, being a doctor, your social as well. Someone I know got a postdoc in germany, no luck finding a place to live until they started asking their german collegues to call and saying “doctor so-and-so is looking for an appartment”. So, he gets one. The guy has a very long full name, so the nametag the landlord is gonna put on the postbox is way to long, but if you cut off the part where it says he is a doctor, it would fit. He insists to cut that part away, the landlord just refuses, says fuck your name and person basically, and cuts off part of his last name instead. Saying you are a doctor gets you first in fucking everything (maybe not lufthansa, then they just say ‘senators’ or something). Extremely class divided social society that.

1999, peak civilization, just easy lives for everyone!

Switches to linux: “There seems to be something called X on here! You seeing this too?”

From the placement of the axis in the first one that function is odd too.

You become that flexible and all you have to pay is insanity? Well I wanna say my 40+ ass would take that deal, but fuck it, not even my early 20s would have a chance.

What would enable me to work like that, is my question.