I can really recommend Neelix’ Cookbook. It even has a recipe for Jambajala…<obviously spelled incorrectly>

I have my own office now; never had that; that is why my door is always open when I am inside. My current job is somewhat compatible with being interrupted by requests. The open door helps others to approach me to get help with their IT problem or else.

Only for rare online meetings I close the door.

Looking back at my old hybrid job I am glad to have this new job; no more daily online meetings no matter where I am, in the office or at home. I enjoy my new workplace and going to the office every day, but I guess it helps living very close by (4 minutes by foot).

2. I would treat this as a hypothesis and answer: “Debian”

/ are also not valid for ISO-8601

“Katschimuja”. It is spelled like this, is it?

My calendar sais “No events” for Monday, at least when I filter out all shared ones. O.O

I use 1.5-2x the swap on new installations these days. I want hibernate to always work.

I close my browser before hibernating; more lifetime for my SSD that way and it is faster, too.

do you encrypt your swap drive? would this work with LUKS?

I sometimes cannot do hibernate when I did a scrub on my ZFS. But the first try always frees up the swap and so the second attempts works every time.

No, raisins are always a problem.

“My dear doctor”

oof

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I am trying to be polite when correcting the AI; just in case “it” remembers[1]. ^^

I have to look into caveman skill priming to limit the amount of text that comes out of it.

[1]: or data is being used to retrain or save in persistent context. I use Kagi btw., so I hope they actually respect their promise not to use my prompts for retraining.

Interesting, I wonder how Kagi does it

The so-called desktop integration is what I disable in vim. I want to have the terminal in control and use select text to copy instead of entering visual mode. When I want visual mode, I use my keyboard. (:

Oh, but you have variants of Ubuntu. Do you have them, because there are technically not part of Canonical? This, I would understand.

For me, CloneZilla is a sysadmin tool. Wouldn’t have guessed that they don’t have a SVG version of their logo.

Did you forget about Clonezilla, Fedora Silverblue and their other variants?

My personal S-tier is Debian stable.

This, or just close the page without clicking anything.