Potassium be like
Quadlet is a game changer
sub.wetshaving.social?
What is this?
Any security patches or kernel implementation.
Neofetch is no longer in active development. Use Hyfetch or Archey instead.
Or fastfetch
Build the snapshot with the below file
btrfs subvolume snapshot -r /path-to-sv/subvol /path-to-sv/subvol.ro
# send the subvolume to file, compress with parallel ZSTD & monitor progress
btrfs send /path-to-sv/subvol.snap.ro | \
pv -c | pzstd -16 | pv -c | \
dd of=/path-to-external-backup/subvol.zstd.back
# delete read-only snapshot
btrfs subvolume delete /path-to-sv/subvol.ro
To restore subvolume from backup we run the process in reverse:
# read backup file and decompress the stream, redirect to temporary read-only snapshot
dd if=/path-to-external-backup/subvol.zstd.back | \
pv -c | pzstd -d | pv -c | \
btrfs receive /path-to-sv/
# make a RW subvolume
btrfs subvolume snapshot subvol.ro subvol
# delete temporary snapshot
btrfs subvolume delete /path-to-sv/subvol.ro
From here
https://superuser.com/questions/1396241/btrfs-imaging-a-volume-to-an-external-file
You might want to make this into a systemd timer to run at boot or before shutting down
https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-schedule-tasks-with-systemd-timers-in-linux
Ugh, amateur behavior. We all know it only counts if it’s below the waist.
Oh sorry.
install is already a part of make/cmake as well, so it’d break any of those workflows also.
The joke I thought I was making was “I’m too lazy to type out what I want, let’s just break the system instead.”
Where are these diving licenses for cars? I know a few vehicles I’d like to throw in a lake.
Also, what’s a violently mentally ill doing driving? Someone take the keys away from the DSM
Alias is your friend.
alias install=“sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y”
install git
Cargo-culture is alive and well in the era of LLMs
Ugh I hate how video interviews, camera on, are required for remote work now.
I’m at a loss for words
As long as you’re at least 7 squares away, preferably further.
Nuance? On my Internet?!
I think comm or /c is the proper nomenclature.
https://blog.cubieserver.de/2020/adding-a-tag-cloud-to-my-hugo-blog/
Fast, secure, bundled how you want and integrates easily with caddy and git runners.
https://docs.gitlab.com/tutorials/hugo/
Also is easily run in a container locally and deployed to a VPS or anywhere you like. Uses native markdown and is still actively developed.
https://www.erraticbits.ca/post/2019/blog-hugo-gitlab/