Does \ to escape work? *testing*

I have never heard of that before

Yes, why would they block a website?

Samsung messages too, but that’s not really an upgrade

Open settings > search for androod auto > customize launcher

Works for fdroid antennapod on my samsung

It’s built on open street maps and is great for trail stuff: hiking, dirt biking, horse riding, etc.

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/685343/stop-systemd-from-disrupting-shutdown

Fucking nuke the bastard process with a sigkill.

That’s fine as long as you don’t need it to be centered.

First thought was overwatch 2. Reading the title was a confusing experience.

I would say consider having a script that combines all these sources into a single data mart for your monthly reports. Could also be useful for the ad hoc studies, but idk how much of the same fields you’re using for these studies.

What are you trying to output in the end (dashboard? Report? Table?), how often are these inputs coming in, and how often do you run your process?

The majority of microwaves, fridges, etc. Still don’t connect to WiFi. It’s mostly the high end ones which do.

Dw, no one does.

That makes it versatile, not powerful.

When I hear powerful language, I think of languages that are good at intensive tasks like assembly, c, rust, Python (because of numpy, pandas, pyspark, cuda, etc.).

Yeah, JavaScript powerful? How?

Nix was my next plan lol. My last distro suddenly had some file system corruption problems mid week when I needed it, so I had to switch to something quick without much time for configuration. So I decided to go for a preconfigured distro.

My next plan is Nix when I have some time.

As for how I back stuff up for frequent distro hopping: Firefox login syncs my browser stuff and passwords, steam syncs my game save files, I backup my home folder to a USB once in a while so I don’t lose any local documents. I have private GitHub repos for some window manager, bar, etc configs I’ve made like sway, i3, polybar, awesomewm, etc., that I use when switching to more barebones distros.

I too have used arch btw. Currently using pop (deb) tho. I hop around from time to time.

High background resource usage.

Perhaps ppl who keep their githubs anonymous simply tend to be more skilled. Older, more senior devs grew up in an era where social medias were anonymous. Younger, more junior devs grew up when social medias expect you to put your real name and face (Instagram, Snapchat, etc.).

More experienced devs are more likely to have their commits accepted than less experienced ones.

Hanoi flashbacks