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They said “commercial sprinkler systems”, i.e. stuff you can easily buy, there is nothing about housing (all residential areas). I agree it’s dumb, but at least get the facts right.

Have a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Backlight it explains how to do this in the first section

That would only work if half the workers are pushing instead of pulling. If you’ve ever tried rowing, you know that doesn’t work, at least not with any efficiency

I typically have one DB service per app service (not just ler cluster, unless multiple services need the same db).

Advantages:

• Simple backup/data organization, each service is self-contained
• True isolation: Unless you manually create DB accounts for each service, likely all your services have access to all data, and even with accounts there are data leaks and exploits

Disadvantages:

• You have more services running than strictly needed, but this is a minuscule impact on performance (the overhead of the DB service is typically not noticable)

20 minutes? That’s a strong focus for a TikTok kid!

If I remember right, you have to change the language, hit save, then refresh the metadata from the menu in the three dots.

Easiest will be to change the language of the entire library though, then they should be automatically correct. I keep two separate libraries, per language.

I don’t know of a distro that does.

You can start remmina from the terminal, it should spit out an error. I believe, you need to install additional libraries for full rdp support, but it should tell you

Click on the release (green thingy after description) and download apk

The certificate of example.com refreshed just a few hours ago, if verification fails on your system check your clock (do time and timezone match?)

Steam does not dictate what is standard on Linux. Just because they have not tested with this setup does not mean it isn’t standard.

There is no single standard DE on Linux. KDE and Gnome are the biggest ones, and most distros ship with flavors for either. So is KDE non-standard if I install it on regular Ubuntu (which ships with Gnome)? And besides, as the commenter above said, wlroots is one of the few big participants in deciding the wayland protocols, so they are most certainly standard, as standard as any wayland compositor.

Opening a new terminal should work, since those commands you posted affect just the running shell. If not, you broke something else.

Edit: Assuming you pit that export line into ~/.bashrc, just remove it. You might need to enable showing hidden files in your file explorer, them edit it as a text file.

Got a bit too much into BASIC?

You can configure Grub to boot into whichever entry you last selected. Makes rebooting much more convenient

Of course it won’t do anything, you need to update (refresh the index) before you upgrade (download and install updates), silly you

I was programming in assembly for ARM (some cortex chip) and I kid you not the C program we were integrating with required 255, with just 1 it read it as false