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Not a disk issue, but looks instead like an issue with power management on that thunderbolt root port at 0000:80:1b.4. See this thread for proxmox-specific writeup: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/kernel-7-0-x-regression-acs-violation-on-pcie-port-80-1b-4-causes-vm-freeze-—-arrow-lake-thunderbolt-5-intel-arc-b50-passthrough.184312/

And here for more: https://github.com/minisforum-docs/MS-02-Ultra/issues/10

Looks like you can resolve it for now by either reverting to 6.17.x kernel or creating a udev rule for the device.

I guess technically the source is inside the compressed tarball, which if nothing else is a very fun and exciting new way to use version control

No, most of these existed pre-AI, and are just being discovered in large volumes by AI.

In Thunderbird, you can download the full contents of your server-side mailbox by going to Settings > Accounts > {your mailbox name} > Fetching Mail > Local folder size > all messages, and then initiating a sync.

Just tested and it does sort of freeze that particular mailbox up while it’s downloading, which for 200k+ messages could be a while.

POP3 has a niche use case that is mostly obsolete: it’s typically used to keep mail on a single device, deleting the messages from the server after downloading.

IMAP lets you download everything for offline use as well, but allows your mail to be synced with the mail server across multiple devices.

In most cases these days, “iptables” is just a compatibility layer for nftables, translating iptables commands and syntax to nftables rules.

I got my first smartphone in 2014, and I’m on my third now, so once every 4 years on average. Hoping the graphene motorola will be out when my current pixel goes EoL in 2027.

Not great!

Feminism is, indeed, just common sense

I’m sorry, but that is a huge crock of horseshit with absolutely nothing to back it up but vibes. That’s like saying the abolitionist movement achieved nothing because it is superceded by a broader class struggle against capitalism.

Women fought for and won the the right to self determination, the right to vote, the right to divorce, the right to bodily autonomy, the right to be legally treated as persons instead of as the property of their husbands, etc, and none of that is diminished by its byproduct of a larger workforce being better for capitalists. “Women haven’t won anything” fuck outta here

I was raised with Gloria Steinem’s definition of feminism shaping my understanding, and have called myself a feminist since I was a child:

“A feminist is anyone who recognizes the equality and full humanity of women and men.”

A more modern and inclusive version of that same idea, adopted by UN Women:

“Feminism is the belief that everyone, regardless of gender, should have equal rights and opportunities.”

Feminism is a very complex grouping of movements and ideologies, but I think “membership” within them is very simple: if you believe in equality regardless of gender, you’re a feminist.

which honestly defeats the point of a “stable” distribution if the software provided is EoL, doesn’t it?

Again, the point of a stable release model is that its packaged software doesn’t have breaking changes for the lifetime of the release. Install something from those repos and it’s guaranteed to run in the same way for the full lifecycle while still getting minor and security updates. So if the software you’re externally layering on top of that suddenly requires new dependencies that you have to install externally too, and you don’t like that, that’s more a problem based on a misunderstanding of Debian than a problem with Debian.

You’re coming into a discussion about two different linux release models misunderstanding both their established terminology and their purposes, and then claiming one of them is “bad” because you tried to use Debian in a way it wasn’t intended to be used.

Omarchy is just a bunch of dotfiles in a Hugo Boss trenchcoat pretending to be a linux distribution.

tl;dr: AI-repackaged void linux with security theater window dressing. Just use void linux.

I use windows 11 for work as a linux/hpc admin, as it’s a mostly microsoft shop. Most of my work is done in a wsl almalinux terminal, which works fine.

The most important things I’ve done to make the rest of it more comfortable all come from the powertoys suite:

• fancyzones, to replicate a tiling window manager (I really hate floating windows)
• workspaces, to group apps and window placements so I can easily launch mail/chat/terminal/browser into predetermined places, etc
• keyboard manager, to set up shortcuts to everything
• run, for a keyboard-driven launcher

With all of that, if you squint and don’t think about it too much, it’s almost like a dreadfully slow sway desktop haha

Very very cool! Would love to see it all in the case once you design and print it.

This is a community for asking actual questions for discussion, not screaming personal rants into the void.