Thx, the sensible administration is appreciated 👍
Thanks, I'm in Glasgow...which translates to 'Dear Green Place'.
It does indeed, thank you.
Don't often read about a mushroom that was considered edible until ~1940's. Sneaky assassin.
I thought Libertarian was just an American thing for people who don't like the Republican candidate but don't want anyone messing with gun or equality laws.
Thanks, will pop a wee dropper bottle in my swim bag and give this a shot.
If you stumble upon an article explaining how to reverse 40yrs of brain damage from post swimming head shaking pls let us know :)
linked added to the OP....odd, I posted it as a link, but added an image which seems to be the only visible content.
Sorry, new here & confused by stuff.
Debian had a very long and painful public debate to eventually depend exclusively on systemd, from Red Hat. I'm not so sure they choose wisely to heavily depend upon RH/IBM LGLP code.
The new release is the first ever, I think, to offer non-free software by default.
Personal opinion is that Gentoo had it right all along. They spend a lot of time & man hours ensuring pretty much anything coming from Red Hat, that isn't being filtered by Linus, is optional. They created eudev, elogind & made Gnome portable again when Red Hat tried to shut down portability. Neddy shows that you can run a bleeding edge system whilst not depending on much at all from Red Hat over the past 15yrs or so.
There are archived here: https://the-eye.eu/redarcs
And some tools here:
https://github.com/Yakabuff/redarc
I've grabbed a few archives but not spent anytime checking I can read them yet.
Hoard and post when relevant imo.
It's like my own little Fediverse
I'm using a pi4 as a media center so 265 as it can cope with 2160p
I've been using the 'Open With' extension on Firefox to play video through mpv with a click