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I like to call it GNOME/systemd/Linux these days. [=

Yeah, having it based on testing is a poor choice.

.1 gateway .2-.99 static range .100-.254 dynamic range (dhcp)

btw. /23 networks are cool, too.

I love it. Well done! [=

Picard was (and still is) a major influence on my moral compass. It wouldn’t be that way, if Patrick Stewart did not act/play him so well. RIP.

Reducing the attack surface with Gentoo … (I see myself out)

Actually, I use Debian stable on servers by default, only when clients request Ubuntu, I help them admin it. I would never pick Ubuntu for the desktop. Debian and Fedora do a better job being closer to upstream. And: there are snaps which I want to avoid on the desktop.

I agree with you, as long LLM users understand what they are doing.

That is why I do not vibe-code or vibe-admin. I only use it for research and ask follow-up questions if I don’t understand what it just told me would work. I recently primed my LLM assistant to tell me where I can find more info so that I can verify. The goal for me is, learning things along the way and not produce unmaintainable code or configs.

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Is that you, Gowron?

I expect seeing more of this, Sir!

just learned of /llms.txt on site-root.

Oh, just linking README.md; great idea.

Btw., would an AGENTS.md in .well-known/ of a website help?

I agree. GUIs should not be seen as replacements for CLIs so that new users switch to Linux. There are an addition to the ecosystem; and when you want to do more with your computer and perhaps more efficiently, new users can learn more about what can be done in the Terminal.

I can really recommend Neelix’ Cookbook. It even has a recipe for Jambajala…<obviously spelled incorrectly>

2. I would treat this as a hypothesis and answer: “Debian”

/ are also not valid for ISO-8601

“Katschimuja”. It is spelled like this, is it?

At this point I am afraid to ask: Will it finally have GPG and S/MIME support? Otherwise it is just a nice looking program with no use. (:

I use 1.5-2x the swap on new installations these days. I want hibernate to always work.