Even worse is when you need to log in

I got the one on the left side strip

It’s just their name. They’re using the █ character.

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filling for bankruptcy

inside a month

Go back to school

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abaci

Before you can fix a bootloader, you first need to learn how to install and set up a bootloader. I think most people learn that part when they try Arch

Sure, “stupid” isn’t defined around average intelligence, but “people” is defined around the average person. So, by saying “stupid” is not defined around average intelligence, you’re really criticizing the phrase “people are stupid”…

…which is exactly what this comic is doing

Guys, I think we found the 90%

https://xkcd.com/1386/

Why do you advocate for keeping /home separate?

I personally don’t do it because the more partitions you have, the more often you need to fiddle around in GParted when one partition gets full. This is also why I use swap files instead of swap partitions

As far as I can tell, unless you distro-hop, separating /home doesn’t have any advantages. Even then, sharing one /home directory between multiple desktop environments can cause some problems

I agree with making and testing backups, though. My current strategy is to back everything up to a 4.2 TiB ZFS pool with daily snapshots on my LAN, and back up the most important data on that to the cloud

borked my bootloader and had to do a fresh install

That’s where you’re wrong :)

Least horny Lemmy mod

I hope Gmail aggregates the reports from other platforms, because most of Clink’s target market uses Gmail

Every single day since I bought it. My last phone too.

Damn, “removed” is a slur now?

And report the email as spam on Gmail

You don’t need an internet connection for failure notifications

Even better: Three SD cards with a ZFS mirror and failure notifications