@deadsuperhero @deutrino Where do I find this Bandwagon?

@foone Or even IP: 10.789265 port 8365

@cas Same reason why you're drinking it, the high caffeine content!

@purism How bizarre.

@phoronix I've been using GNOME 48 with Wayland on Debian testing and it's been solid. I think it is time.

How fucking petty must you be to deny funding to any university with any kind of DEI policy? Trump is trash and so is anyone who shows any support for him.

@fanf Correct, but the only downside is that it's easy to misread arm64 as amd64.

@jmtd @ttyS1 Nope, just plain GRUB. GRUB just needs less than 6MB so I thought I'd be fine. The problem is all the *huge* firmware updates that also need to fit there. UEFI is just such a huge mess on consumer hardware. On my ThinkPad, I tried to wireless netboot, but when I have WiFi enabled in my firmware setup, the keyboard doesn't work in the firmware setup program. At some point while trying to fix this I even somehow removed the BIOS setup program alltogether. Urgh!

@Diziet I had to sign up to Codeberg just to do this! But done PR sent.

"50MB of EFI should be enough for me"

Also me:

```
/boot/efi does not have sufficient space, required 45.1 MB, need additional 1.2 MB
```

@dank I don't think you get to do much tax avoidance when you're poor.

@DFWInfoStudent @aral it's in backports and actively updated there so you definitely want to install it from there

Lol, on a default Windows install you can have 5 different MS apps with different size borders, title bars and controls. Even two different control panels, each with haphazard conflicting UI elements within them. I think it's kind of insulting to put "open source UI" in 4th position because I see a lot more effort and thought going into it that in many proprietary apps (jeesus just look at the average app on a mobile device)

@CarbonCarrot @bagder Curlinator 2: When curl can download files from the past and the future?

@bagder Sounds like a great premise for a scary movie!

@magicalgirlsabrina We didn't know what we had.

@juliank my feelings when watching it exactly. I mean, the shots are beautiful, so are the special effects, but they don't have Sisco, Dax and Odo so what's the point.

We do know that the very large majority of proprietary software ends up with zero maintainers.