I always liveboot debian and just use Gparted, faster than figuring out the commands manually, and much less risky

Livebooted (Arch) on both, I think you can even remove the install media after it copied itself to RAM, though I’m not sure (especially with Ventoy in between).

Moving from old to new Laptop by piping /dev/sda3’s content through netcat and into /dev/nvme0n1p3

Dose? Dose what? Dose medicine, water, flour?

Shouldn’t the pig be the cop?..

Because you’re essentially putting data into a limbo, in hopes that a heavily profit oriented company does not fuck you as they please. They need more money? They’ll charge money. Someone with any power reports you? You’re banned/striked, no questions asked. Much cheaper and convenient than giving a second thought. And, of course, automated. You lose decades of work? No one will care if you aren’t either a company earning millions or are a huge public figure.

The model of for-profit companies, especially as hosters for services, is deeply flawed.

That it’s the newest and therefore already installed version, but, in this scenario, also not the correct one.

What’s the difference between 1 and 2? And 3’s colors hurt my eyes, and flimmers while scrolling (though, color weirdness may come from DarkReader)

Yes.

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Oh yeah

Dash, double dash and triple dash (that’s at least what I’d think intuitively)

I very rarely even see em dashes in regular text. I wouldn’t know how to type them on neither my PC nor my phone (the latter at least not intuitively) anyway. I always use -, and assumed en and em dashes were only used in books and such, where you also use lots of different fonts, sizes, »« instead of „“/“”, etc. If you truly want an artistic pause that is longer than ‘-’… just use …

User 1: “I pointed a loaded gun at my foot, and now shot myself!”
User 2: “Don’t do that.”

I’ll be damned when Forgejo (or gitlab) starts charging me for selfhosting.

Sounds like a hard you-problem to me there.

https://www.otto.de/p/thermoflow-durchlauferhitzer-thermoflow-hydrex-18-21-24-hydraulisch-max-75-c-mit-stufenloser-temperaturregelung-1212635167/#variationId=1212635171

227€, same specs as the one currently powering my apt.

I just asked my dad, how often he maintains the one in our bathroom. He was surprised that was even possible. There was actually never any change in temperature, flow rate or noise in the 10.5 years it’s running, with the second highest water hardness.

The only more expensive part is the running cost of 18-24 kW

Doesn’t work with my workflow, but I guess it could work for some people

250€ and biyearly maintenance. For that you get instant hot water.

I’ve never waited for more than five seconds for the water to reach acceptable, and 10 seconds for the set temperature (40° max in my case). Always had and used a tankless water heater.

What’s the difference between pointing the shower head away and standing outside at first?

So they moved the files off of drives onto M$? WTF? How do you even get the idea of moving rather than copying?

LMAO