I made sure to read about their changes and still ran into this issue. All I found was a forum post from the beta, so it was clearly something people would be affected by. Finding out what was wrong was easy but finding that command was not.

The search is horrible!!! The order of words affects the results! It has no way of searching for what you actually typed instead of what it thinks is a better search query.

Horrible meme but it sparked some interesting discussion.

I switched partly because of this. Now I pay less and have symmetrical speeds!

Is this a new Empire Of The Sun song leak?

SSL

Mine is so low it says “no usage”.

It is arch

Protomolecule

It was from docker’s apt repo, so a newer version than provided through Ubuntu’s channels I assume.

One of their frequent updates completely broke docker on my system. Fortunately they did push the fix by the time I realized what happened.

DNS cert renewal randomly stopped working for me.

Interestingly the recent D-Link NAS security flaw uses GET.

Yeah, and besides I need to see the latest ad for esm support.

I like this idea.

I have an appliance that resets the time to midnight when plugged in. I had an idea to connect a smart plug to it on a schedule to set the time automatically.

It’s for the belt tension actually! Like a guitar tuner. It’s just one tool in the process though as it is not just the frequency of the belts that matter. Instead the frequency/resonance helps get the belts into similar tension before doing more adjustment.

Spectroid is great! I use it to tune my 3d printer.

I recently learned that SSDs do not reliably store data for long amounts of time when unpowered.

The only Windows reinstall I’ve had to do in years was when I unplugged my monitor’s integrated USB hub and somehow that completely broke Windows recognizing it.

Linux though? It’s typically user error in my case.

My HP printer has a special mode where it pretends to be a CD-ROM drive with the driver files on it. One time it entered this mode and I had to use a Windows machine to kick it back into normal printer mode. Couldn’t find any Linux way to do this.

The rest of printing from Linux has been smoother than Windows though. I have a Linux machine run CUPS and that makes printing from Windows easy.