m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

Not all heroes wear capes…
Some wield sledgehammers 😎
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2024/07/21/stalin-bust-beheaded-with-sledgehammer-in-russian-park-a85779

I didn't put too much time into configuring it, much more into getting familiar with how zfs is managed, and most of what I did is under /home anyway — I've put that on a separate volume in accordance with the handbook.
Hopefully, it won't take much time to redo the base system re-installation — it seems to me that it's a matter of clearing the volume that is used as root — but I'm just not sure how to do that with zfs😅

I've spent the most part of today getting rid of Mac OS X on my Mac Pro, which was occupying two disks in mirrored RAID, for good, and installing Void… on ZFS!
And now, when I'm almost there — at least I can run Lagrange under Sway, I attempt to install my carefully crafted Firefox 124 without WebPee support and come to a painful realisation: "Architecture not supported"😱
Damn, I always forget not only the fact that GLibC flavour of Void exists, but that e.g. x86_64 without -musc is IT!!!🤬

Someone told Biden that he would be even less racist if he left the presidential race too 🤪

I've developed new corporate branding for a certain information security company.

Wow, it turns out that the parameter you pass to "screen -r" to reconnect to a session can match its name partially.
For example, if you have a session named "cmus", to reconnect to it, instead of "screen -r cmus", you can use "screen -r c" — which is shorter.
I've been using screen for literal decades and didn't know that — today I removed too many trailing characters from the parameters and noticed that it still worked 😆

I've made svlogtail an alias for "tail -f /var/log/syslog" and sv a function that calls /usr/sbin/service and swaps the arguments places — and now I can cosplay I'm running Void when using my old EfikaMX with equally old Debian 🤪