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  • Linux is awesome at home, but aren't y'all forced to use Windows at work?

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  • I am working in company where about 35% of users are on Windows, 40% on Linux and 25% on Mac. In Linux, official way to use MS Office is web apps, but Libreoffice is quite heavily used too.

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  • UAV attack reported in Moscow. Locals heard at least 10 explosions in different districts of the Russian capital. According to Flightradar24, some flights to Moscow are being diverted.

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  • Excellent news.

  • Anyone else lose the Bluez5 AAC audio codec after upgrading to Debian 13?

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  • Wild guess. Libspa version has changed and thus its path too. You will have to put (probsbly new version) of aac.so file to new libspa directory.

    Yeah, it might require new one if dependencies have been changed.

  • [SOLVED] while upgrading from debian 12.11 to 13.0 errors were encountered while processing: plymouth, plymouth-label and initramfs-tools, how do I solve this?

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  • Note. Before rebooting, regenerate initramfs for all kernel versions. I am not in debian, but dpkg-reconfigure initramfs-tools might do it.

  • [Solved] I can't get lotro to work on Opensuse Tumbleweed

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  • What filesystem is in use where lotro files are stored?

  • Still a better love story than twilight

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  • I am a Finn. How I can tell if I am delightfully or some other way weird?

  • Micro-retirement

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  • Here I take micro-retirement of 4 weeks every summer, plus one week in wintertime.

  • The last note taking app you'll ever need

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  • Vim + vimwiki is what I use, with session saving plugin. That is all I need. For syncing, I use either git or syncthing.

  • Who needs stable, feature-rich desktops anyway

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  • I think their vision is solid. I just think there are gaps in following their vision. Wheres the “create new empty file”? Where’s the “open folder in terminal”? Why do I need to install bunch of bloatware to change more than 2 options?

    On my Gnome Files, there is option to "Open in terminal" and create new files (from templates, which were set up by default on my distro). All by default without any extensions or anything.

  • Basic networking/subnetting question.

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  • If computers are in same network, even with different ip addresses, they still can see all broadcast and multicast traffic. This means for example dhcp.

    If you fully trust your computers, and are sure that no external party can access any of them, you should be fine. But if anyone can gain access to any of your computers, it is trivial to gain access and sniff traffic in all networks.

    If you need best security, multiple switches and multiple nics are unfortunately only really secure solution.

  • Encrypting data on local servers?

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  • Luks FDE, and install dropbear-initramfs, configure ssh authorized_keys and rebuild initramfs. Then you can access initramfs via ssh to type luks password.

  • look for symlinks pointing at the contents of directory?

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  • If you just rename the dir, and then find all broken symlinks in your system?

    find . -xtype l

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  • I had laptop running Ubuntu 16.04, which was running for 2273 days without reboots or anything. It was located in safe place so not even security updates were installed during that time. And it was still completely fine after all these days (little bit over 6 years). It was finally shut down when there was electricity break, and its battery failed, and I decided that it was time to retire it.

    There of course were tons of updates available then, but no one forces you to install them. and in Debian system instead of Ubuntu, there will be lot less, their release policy is much stricter.

  • I see the Reddit hivemind has arrived

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  • Have you ever upgraded the Ubuntu laptop? Cause that’s my main gripe with Ubuntu. Server upgrades work, desktop upgrades never did for me.

    I wonder about this. I have been running Ubuntu on one of my laptops for years, and updated it several times withouth hitch. All the way from around 18.10 to 22.04 (non-lts, so I upgraded to every release) until the laptop was replaced.

    Usually the breakage happens if one has tons of shitty third-party repos and thus will get package conflicts when upgrading. And those are solved by removing/replacing all software installed from those repos and then after upgrade reinstalling them again if needed.

  • Oil tanker sabotage crew were poised to cut more cables when caught, Finland says

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  • They are still on the ship, and cannot get to land because of the lack of visas.

  • what's a game that has you like:

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  • Is this the most recent Kingdom Come 2? I’d been thinking of getting it myself

    No, first one. 2 has not been released yet.

  • what's a game that has you like:

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  • Kingdom Come Deliverance. Low fantasy, no map marker (in hard mode), no superhumans or anything too fancy...

  • (SOLVED) Is it normal that browsing to my own WAN-IP shows my Omada controller interface?

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  • Can you access your wan ip when you are somewhere else than on your own lan?

    If not, then this is probably just that your router does firewalling and nat is such order that you can access admin interface from local network via wan address.

    If yes, then router has some serious misconfiguration.