almost fall off my chair at the end

is there collection of best comment in gnu? or kernel? or foss in general?

is this mainboard even by framework? sound like made by deepcomputing and not sold by framework.

never had any problem. fedora, mint, pop, opensuse.

just think for second before you do thing to system.

farm type game but with slime, open world to explore and find new slime. more cute/comfy

got slime rancher and slime rancher 2 running on pop!_os 22.04 direct from steam. no tweak. do not know if performance hit because pc was potato.

i think amd said plan bring open source agesa to consumer after epyc.

The Mozilla Foundation is reorganizing teams to increase agility and impact as we accelerate our work to ensure a more open and equitable technical future for us all.

and you close group that make public impact?

advocacy is still a central tenet of Mozilla Foundation’s work and will be embedded in all the other functional areas

that mean they dilute group across mozilla?

We find ourselves in a relentless onslaught of change in the technology (and broader) world, and the idea of putting people before profit feels increasingly radical.

so not be capitalist asshole radical? why you not radical mozilla?

Navigating this topsy-turvy, distracting time requires laser focus — and sometimes saying goodbye to the excellent work that has gotten us this far because it won’t get us to the next peak. Lofty goals demand hard choices

if goal so high that need to layoff, maybe just set goal lower?

the system might not react to certain events in a timely manner.

But still react? Resource for read more?

Might be in future. Amd want to use open source agesa.

luks encrypt both drive, raid 1 btrfs the lvm?

but you need to decrypt both drive then. i think exist some script to decrypt two drive with same key but cant find.

edit: btrfs raid superior because bitrot detection + healing, most normal raid can detect but not heal.

// retarded shit, remove on next update

probably something like apt reinstall linux-image-...

To find …, run apt list --installed | grep linux-image and pick one

Edit: also if need current kernel, can see booted kernel name using uname -a