From Windows to about 6 recommended distros for gaming. by alexsup21 in c/[email protected]
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but it does take a bit of configuration to get there.

Unfortunately, for most people that's already too much..

What was your most recent dream? by alexsup21 in c/[email protected]
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In my case it actually does. Recently I stopped journaling my dreams and I can't remember having dream for a while.

Study that asked people to count squashed bugs reveals worrying results by alexsup21 in c/[email protected]
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Forgot this -> /s

What're some of the dumbest things you've done to yourself in Linux? by alexsup21 in c/[email protected]
What're some of the dumbest things you've done to yourself in Linux? by alexsup21 in c/[email protected]
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That's why I always press tab to autocomplete due to this.

What're some of the dumbest things you've done to yourself in Linux? by alexsup21 in c/[email protected]
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I installed timeshift to have a way to create restore points just in case I mess something up while fiddling with my Archbox.

I used it for a while before I decided to remove it. After that, I realized it didn't remove the "restore points" (I didn't fully understand how it worked) and thought it would be good idea to rm -rf /run/timeshift.

My whole /home was smited (it uses symlinks to create these "restore points"). Before I realized, it removed gigabytes of data.

Lesson learned: always understand how something works and always be careful when using rm -rf.

alexsup21

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