dd would like to have a word about that… But still, another tool in the arsenal is always useful.

Thanks for the tip.

Euro coins have different knurling around the edge of the coin for accessibility reasons. It has the side effect of helping a lot when trying to find the right ones blindly in your pocket.

A usb stick and an old hard drive from 2009. The crackhead way of dealing with backups.

I think you may be able to use a podman container and pass the gpu over. It will for sure be easier than reinstalling .

Hey listen, that c++ code do be looking kind of sexy.

And hardware that you are willing to make suffer…

My shack pc is a tv box with a custom version of armbian, basically it’s barely holding itself together, but it still works decently for digital modes, so i’m not complaining; i couldn’t imagine the torture that would be daily driving that monstrosity

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Jokes on you i’m into that shit

I think file.pizza might be a good solution

Either buy a sticker cover with a slider or get lenovo laptops that have that builtin; even though the slider is confusionary since when it’s closed it’s a red dot. Im sure that there must be other brands that integrate it as well

Pipes a script from the web in bash whitout checking:

Reboots to see the windows logo come up

Basically a “lemme get the flame thrower real quick so i can hammer that nail in for ya”

You can say what you want i still prefer appimages to snaps, old school windows stile ftw

Still faster than snaps /s

I mean, if we want to get pedantic, nothing it’s stopping a virus from bringing it’s own drivers or a whole ass windows vm to pass the usb over ( i rememver the was something of the sort for windows using a windows xp machine for a botnet) It’s as always just a matter of how willing are you.

Is fusion 360 also available? I wasn’t able to find it on the site.

Why does this look like when i first iterate a pcb and need to bodge the hell out of it to make it work.

I am in a similar situation and came to the conclusion that plants hate my mere presence