dropcase
geek, family, beard, moss
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Reminds me of a joke:
A Roman soldier walks into a bar and says, “I’ll have a martinus”
Bartender says, “don’t you mean a martini?”
The Roman says. “if I wanted more than one I would’ve asked for it!”
What do you think I’m doing‽
dropcase@lemmy.worldto
NonCredibleDefense@piefed.social•You might not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
9·7 个月前The Last Starfighter
My brian.
Any specific Brian or just the one closest to you?
as long as you don’t get your beard caught in the mailbox, there’s no owls in the swamp.
inga ko på isen is still one of my favorite Swedish idioms.
why not
history | grep -iand the search term?even if there are several, you can use ! and the command’s line number to run it again
It shows there, from the CPU under Performance. I just like command line options
Yeah, or network settings (not always accurate) or Powershell. It just would’ve been nice to Win+R, cmd,
uptime- way back I’d usenet stats srv(orwksta)
I used to see a lot of people log out and back in and think that was restarting. Still wish Windows had an uptime command
It definitely is more expensive, especially compared to iso. It’s very effective, and reusable to a point, and while I might not get it again it’s been very useful and glad I tried it. Cheaper than ultrasonic but not as useful outside of cleaning smoking residue.
I would imagine the bath is also less hands-on, time to research ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
I’ve used this and it’s super easy - only on glass and silicone rough, no electronics involved. Gets into all of the corners and parts you can’t reach.
Coat the pieces, let them sit, rinse with hot water:
Personal Home Page, so the whole thing written out is:
Personal Home Page Hypertext Preprocessor
1977 here, we had to be raised by the boomers alone - with no Internet, mobile phones, and left outside all summer until it was dark (which wasn’t that bad mostly).
What we were sold on growing up and what actually happened when we became adults was very different.
dropcase@lemmy.worldto
KDE@lemmy.kde.social•It's #BlueFriday and let's celebrate by doing something good for the planet. The most eco-friendly device is still the one you already own!
1·2 年前That all helps, thanks! I didn’t realize it with Mint - I’m more in line with Linux muscle memory 😁
Mac for work, Windows for my last role (15+ years IT), Linux was my daily driver for home (Ubuntu on desktop, Xubuntu on laptop) until my Win10 desktop (which is next in line for an OS replacement)
dropcase@lemmy.worldto
KDE@lemmy.kde.social•It's #BlueFriday and let's celebrate by doing something good for the planet. The most eco-friendly device is still the one you already own!
21·2 年前Work system, have to return it next year for the new cycle but they just wipe it - which I already did (oops) and to reinstall I’d need a reinstall key (and don’t want the hassle, already tried).
Thanks, I’ll check that out! I’ll take finicky over bricked, at this point it’s just to see if I can get it to work for a couple months ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
dropcase@lemmy.worldto
KDE@lemmy.kde.social•It's #BlueFriday and let's celebrate by doing something good for the planet. The most eco-friendly device is still the one you already own!
1·2 年前Oh nice! Yeah, I tried the Mint (Cinnamon) live distro and couldn’t get the wireless to show, for starters. There seemed to be a lot of hoops to jump through, and I used to just throw a distro on HW and figure it out. Apple is a different beast, and since I wiped it I couldn’t pull anything.
I’ll try Endeavour next - not tied to any distro, just familiar with (X/K)Ubuntu most recently (I’m an older bearded Unix/Linux fan, ha). Much appreciated!










Yes! Outer space Thundercats!