That is good but only shows the last 10-15 lines of the log, unless there is an arg to expand that, or a command to follow the log. I am aware of neither.

I usually use your suggested command to check if a service is up, then if it isn’t, use journalctl to find out why.

Say city.

tbh my go to command is just… journalctl -fe -u service

ex :
journalctl -fe -u jellyfin
journalctl -fe -u nordvpnd

so I’d also like to know the answer to this question. my other go to is dumping journalctl to text files and parsing with grep and awk and creating my own reports with that parsed information.

grep -E is my favorite, I love regex capturing groups.

Adding to their perspective, as another kid who grew up in a poor family… why not? Rich families were always spending “insane” amounts (aka literally any amount) on food, vacations, extra cars…

$2,500 for a day trip? …sounds insane and unachievable, just like everything else in life. So, yeah, why wouldn’t it cost that much?

When you are poor, the cost of everything sounds insane.

It always bothered me when folks injected out of context Japanese and provided no explanation, but now I know some Japanese, so for the other folks here like me.

いいね is pronounced i-i-ne and translates to something like “nice”.

The comment below わかりました is pronounced wa-ka-ri-ma-shi-ta and translates to something like “I understand”.

And finally a note to the Japanese injectors. Almost no one likes when you inject Japanese out of context. If you are a student studying Japanese and inject it in context people would enjoy it more.

I accept my down votes if my observations are incorrect, have a nice day.

Hey man, questions are anti-semetic. Until Israel kills six million and one people, try to be respectful.

I think you make some good points, I’m a bit torn on this topic and am not sure what to think yet. I do however agree that preventing the user from hiding any topic they don’t want to see is harmful.

Platforms need to add common-sense controls like category blocking and family modes (which the user can craft themselves).

My biggest complaint here is the platform deciding what I want to watch.

I don’t understand, children cannot see nudity? Is it bad for them?

Or a child. That’s why its so important (from a religious zealot’s pov) to introduce and hammer it into children. Get the fear in them before the ability to think arrives then fortify it so that thoughts are seen as lacking faith.

Then they have a believer for life, afraid to question. Just as they like it. That fear (of which the owner is largely unaware) then manifests into denial, anger, and occasionally violence upon the introduction of new ideas. The word for those new and unwelcome ideas being “blasphemy”.

It would be more accurate to state that any given site chooses not to work well with any given browser.

Your phrasing makes it seem as-if this choice is in the browser developer’s hands. It is not.

I find your response to be a bit of a jump to the conclusion you want to be true.

Maybe it is made up, is there a lack of evidence? Could you provide more information as to why it appears to be made up?

And an excellent filter.

I have met many people who refer to themselves as super tech-savvy, it usually means the conversation is going to be a lot of nodding and smiling on my part.

Obviously I don’t know you, but your comment gives me that vibe.

Now on topic, why does growth matter? Who cares about the tech illiterate? Big doesn’t mean good.

Every site I’ve been part of has been a better experience when limited to erudite access.

If a person cannot think for five seconds of their time, what value do they bring?

Well, its a federation. So the instances that wish to be associated with such, will be. And the ones that don’t, won’t be. Your language is limited by your concept of a website. Reconsider the concept if you wish and update your language accordingly. It will make your comments more clear.

This is difficult to read.

We are checking.

A reporter asked a very very long question in a press conference 2-3 years ago. It has become a quaint F1 copypasta due to this. The author took that quote and replaced all of the Formula 1 references with Linux references.

It’s obscure as hell but funny to encounter as a fan of both.

I am pretty sure the long question is used in Netflix’s Drive to Survive series in one of the seasons with Sebastien Vettel. Good show even for a non-F1 fan, but I admit I am biased.

As a huge Formula 1 fan and daily Linux user for a few decades now, while also being quite stoned… this fusion broke my brain, haha, well written. I could hear the words in the voice of Lauda, Seb, and Rossberg.

Pastor Maldonado I would assume is a windows user.

Which artist involved in this suit is working for free?

How old are the copyrights being upheld?

I’d need to know those two pieces of information before coming to a conclusion. No one should work for free, I can agree with that, but is that is what is occurring?

They are in the in-group.The in-group does not attack the in-group (unless its leopard season and there is political capital to be gained).

The entire concept of modern conservatism is to maintain the order of who is in the in-group and who is in the out-group.

And please keep in mind, the only historically-relevant in/out-groups that I can draw a comparison is guillotiners and guillotined.

The guillotined are maintaining infighting to prevent revolt against their pillaging of our lives and well-being of any potential-guillotiners.

Keep the poor angry, hungry, and fighting so they won’t turn their ire on the rich.