elgregor @elgregor@librem.one

@pa27 @EUCommission They do reply sometimes. TBF I've never seen them reply to people who go "but what about this unrelated issue".

@VikingChieftain @EUCommission I hope it's temporary. Orban is quite entrenched though, it will be easier to get rid of Fico.

@simonzerafa @noelreports Russians already complained about arriving to meetings with "volunteers" and meeting artillery strikes instead.

@zaufanatrzeciastrona TL;DR "When printing from OpenOffice, a PostScript file is created with the creation date. CUPS, the Common Unix Printing System, then uses the file utility as part of its pipeline to determine the type. But if "Tue" appears at byte 4 (Tuesday's creation date), it's mistakenly identified as an Erlang JAM file, causing the print job to fail."
Problem już naprawiony w `file`.

@Natanox @itsfoss Yup. And aren't Prusa's printers open source too?

@dexteram @EUCommission Huh? Why do you think AI was used in making this post? It's a stock photo of a plain sweater with stylized text overlaid on it.

@mrgrumpymonkey @itsfoss I guess you can just install few distros in a VM to try it out. If something goes wrong, only the VM image gets borked. You can even try fixing it if you feel brave (often it's just calling grub-install to the right drive).

@mrgrumpymonkey @itsfoss I just used the "manually assign partitions" (or whatever it was called) mode provided by Ubuntu/openSUSE/whatever graphical installer. Not sure how to do it with Arch's installer.

@mrgrumpymonkey @itsfoss I never reinstalled Arch over Arch, but I did reinstall other distros over existing Linux distros and I simply chose manual partitioning. Assign / to /, swap to swap, etc. Select the filesystems, check the box to format the relevant partitions. Then continue the install as usual.

@itsfoss "And I have find Ubuntu installer smart enough to "

This sentence is unfinished. Oh, and "have found" seems more fitting. (Disclaimer: I'm not a native speaker.)

@stmdvrnft @noelreports I totally expected a BTR. This is simply pathetic.

@itsfoss If you are interested in a particular site's history, you can just search for it.

You can even search history from the URL bar, but that only has a simple interface meant to revisit a previously visited site.

@sebastian_wagner @noelreports To a suicide drone, to be precise. They've been doing it for some time already.

@noelreports Most likely the exhaustion of one of the warring parties.

@noelreports Doesn't that go against the whole idea and against the reason people applied to the Legion?

@edri AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Who keeps coming up with these ridiculous ideas based on the incorrect assumption that handling personal data doesn't have great and terrible consequences?

@dideldum @itsfoss "some intrusion detection and malware scanners"

Ah yes, CrowdStrike's marvelous software. It also ensures your PC doesn't go too fast.

@norbitor @JesienLinuksowa @arek @kuba @icd Do trzymania filmów warto rozważyć PeerTube - to część Fediwersum, więc w sam raz pasuje do Mastodona.

@itsfoss TF2 works just fine. Some games don't work at all.