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They are desperate to find people who will work for 15625 times less than the CEO. I wonder why

when you buy a printer, just look that it says it's for linux, just like you would for windows or osx. people just sometimes run into problems when they retrofit printers for other OSes to work with linux. there's a good chance a windows printer can work with linux, but it's not guaranteed, so do it only, if you got one for free or it originally had been bought for another PC.

lol, that's so stupid. why does it pause the timer? did they do that intentionally?

if you still have multi boot, i would suggest using clonezilla to put images of everything onto an external HD.

if you just have linux, the easiest way is to keep an installation medium, get a big USB stick (or external HD) and tar everything on to it. tar has a test mode, a diff mode and incremental mode, so you can make sure it has everything. you can also exclude things like snaps (they appear twice when installed, so no need to backup both). to restore, you would use the installation medium to fix partitions if necessary, then extract everything and maybe chroot into it and fix the boot loader.

it would be nice, but i only expect them to arrive with the regular package updates, i.e. when a new version of cups with the fix in it is released, not an extra quicker fix from the distro maintainer.

there is no way they can use the AI to teach anything yet. AI lies like 30% of the time. idk what they will use it for; maybe for search, maybe to polish up presentation, but if they try and use it as a teacher it will fail spectacularly.

you should make backups, so you can enjoy being less nervous

crazy how testing is not for production. next thing you're tellling me unstable isn't stable smh /s

Unfortunately a lot of hardware doesn't fit into small phones yet. You can still get small Androids, but no NFC, wireless charging, fingerprint sensor, etc..

I'm writing this on a Samsung S10e, which is the smallest waterproof one with all the nice features I could get at the time. I can do most things one-handed, but need the one-handed mode to reach the 30% of the screen in top corner furthest away from my thumb. pic related:

you mean having a small phone in the first place?

Most Androids have a one-handed mode, where it shrinks the display into a corner, so you can reach everything with your thumb.

you could move the flatpak stuff onto another partition with same permissions and bind mount it to the original location, then persist it with a line in fstab