I did not know that about plan9! /proc was one of the things I missed most when I switched from daily driving linux to daily driving osx.

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Meowy Guard. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/molly-guard

How on earth did you diagnose that one?

Gwar did it better

My second thought after “what the actual fuck” is “I wonder if I could steal one of these cameras.”

My first thoughts exactly word for word.

The closest store to my house is Walmart, so unfortunately I go there pretty regularly. They just rennovated. I’m going to have to see if they did this.

I have also had great results with meditation aiding my sleep. For me it was mindfulness meditation, and recognizing when my mind was buzzing or going in circles, then letting the thoughts go and coming back to my breath or just observing my empty mind and watching for the first sign of a thought.

For years I was hugely skeptical that saying words in my mind would make a difference, but when I tried a sleep meditation, like a yoga nidra, mentally saying things like “i have nothing else to do, and nowhere else to be. i am here to relax.” really helped. also, when my mind starts going off on a crazy line of thought and i recognize it, i can usually get it to stop by mentally saying “i can think about this tomorrow.” i’m still amazed that it even works. the idea that you can so easily trick (or i guess vocally control?) your own mind just sounds ridiculous. I suppose though that different minds work differently, and the mental words may not work for everybody, or not all the time.

photoprism is good. i ran it for a few years before running both immich and photoprism side by side, and eventually shut down photoprism and moved entirely over to immich. i’d never give anybody flak for using photoprism, but for people starting from scratch i’d strongly recommend immich.

Not really. I actually got rid of my Amazon Fire Stick because it didn’t work offline, but Plex did. I discovered this because my TV automatically showed the Plex shares as browsable media sources, which were being broadcast over DLNA.

The article mentions that the build cache and the runtime cache were different in the past, but now are the same. I wonder if they are talking about the buildx cache, which is not the same as the build cache.

https://www.keychron.com/collections/split-keyboards/products/keychron-q11-qmk-custom-mechanical-keyboard

I was going to say the same thing. I regret waiting so long to buy one. Between that and Bazzite I never play my consoles anymore.

While this is correct, sometimes it can be free. I live in a cold climate, and over the winter I hooked up a folding@home computer in my office to keep things a bit warmer. Computers are 100% as efficient as a space heater.

Of course now that it’s getting warm things are changing. I’m actually in the middle of doing my last folding@home tasks until the temps drop next fall.

48 minutes? I totally have time for that while scrolling.

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I love the Noel Coward version. https://youtu.be/fOVF3Pixf_o

There is also Microsoft Azure Linux https://github.com/microsoft/azurelinux

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I don’t understand. Why should people run windows?