Hey look, it’s that guy from the bad website!
I’m not exactly a fan, I just know they exist and put them on randomly. They’re good.
Certified WokeTM Member of the Tesseract banlist. Get on my level, scrub.
Hey look, it’s that guy from the bad website!
I’m not exactly a fan, I just know they exist and put them on randomly. They’re good.
hey, at least you caught it within a day.
EDIT : Next time make the cron job run when you’re finished deploying it.


Religious people act like they do because they believe an invisible sky person has some big cosmic plan, and they are helping to fulfill that plan by being the generally shitty way they do.
No biases , overgeneralistions or anything similar to that here. Nope, just straight “Facts don’t care about your feelingsTM”
Just start listening to Thy Catafalque as well, and you’ll be fluent in no time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twwsCSxmNJw&list=PLkROH3Eqs0T91ihfiAhVJsNOtVCquQCJc&index=2


Ow the edge


George Carlin: It’s called the American Dream. Because you have to be asleep to believe it.


because it’s not about how well a job can be done, it’s about running the fucking show.
Look into the vault API or the GAM tool
codeberg and gitlab don’t lack the same social features.
are you implying they weren’t already using source control.1.1.final.reallyfinalthistime.2b.beta.9?


So in packages.debian.org , you can search different versions of debian (stable/testing/unstable) and see which version of the package for a certain… thing they offer by default, eg :
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/fastfetch
Shows that trixie (stable) has fastfetch 2.40.4dfsg-1 . Forky (testing) has 2.62.1+dfsg-1 , sid (unstable) has 2.66.0+dfsg-1.


Yes, but I tried Pika after realising I had the issue, and it didn’t solve it, so I’m good. Like you said, this OS is stable and there’s no use rocking the boat.
Also, I prefer the security of the slow and steady direct debian packages instead of the packages as looked after by two guys.


It’s great, the bad experiences I’ve had are due to my shitty non muxing or whatever dual graphics card laptop, which pika won’t fix. Just make sure you check your card is supported by the current version of the driver. I’ll reply again to show you where you can look for that info.
I’m assuming you can also “back port” it from unstable.


I was interested in Pika, but I took the leap and just went straight Debian. I’m happy.
Lmde best stable and normie.


Great. Now do integer, string and while.


there are (not even) dozens of us!


Well they’re words. Good luck typing the logic symbols on regular keyboards
I think it’s reborn current time, not in the past