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Skybear
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I’m thinking of getting the HP 15.6-inch Ryzen 5-7530U/8GB/256GB laptop. Any thoughts?
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Almost all vendor repos use https. That is virtually 99.9999999% of the internet anyway. You could block port 443, but then you would...
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Just to note, the default rules of ufw recommended above will allow all outgoing traffic and just block most incoming. To accomplish...
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I got this to happen on my mint box and I am so JAZZED that I had to tell the Linux world about it. Maybe there is another miserable...
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You could have started with I don't use bash but zsh and left this out. What command are you using to display that?
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The update for nginx released as DSA 6496-1 caused a regression in the nginx-dev package: the backported fix for CVE-2026-42533 declared...
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type the name of the file, if it exists, it won't try to create a new one. nano /my/path/to/somefile.txt ... if it exists, it wont...
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Copying copyrighted CD's and DVD's is problematic. It can be done, but it isn't always easy. I myself don't believe in giving a "how...
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Almost all vendor repos use https. That is virtually 99.9999999% of the internet anyway. You could block port 443, but then you would...
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I don't know why but I laughed more at this post than most of the Joke Thread posts. "...it basically says "service was slow...
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There are far too many grumps to list but I've learned to subdue most of them for a more contented life. These days I rarely get angry...
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Mesa 26.2.3 is out today as the newest stable point release in this quarter's Mesa 26.2 series... Source...
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Unicode 18.0 is now available with 13,007 new characters, three new scripts, new currency symbols, nine emojis, and updated...
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