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He’s a member of the K-pop group BTS and the center of my favorite joke conspiracy theory that he is the reincarnation of Princess Diana

whoa whoa whoa gettin a little crazy there!

When you’re immortal and you’ve seen every single meme for centuries, they all just blend together in your mind like that.

gotta rule out cosimc rays flipping a bit or two

I did mine earlier this week. Normally I do them in March, but time kinda got away from me this year. My parents still haven’t done theirs yet lol.

I did a doubletake because I read the article like 12 hours ago about VeraCrypt’s dev getting locked out of their MS account, then could have sworn it wasn’t Wireguard that was affected.

the real Claude was the friends we made along the way

Humanity is a species that makes pointy sticks and increasingly more complicated ways to boil water

For an SMS replacement, I’ve been using Fossify Messages for a while now and don’t have any complaints with it. It’s open source and doesn’t care about your personal info. I don’t really use SMS much, so idk if it has all the features you used in the Samsung messenger, but it might be worth trying out.

EDIT: If you need RCS, I don’t think there are any open source choices for it, due to how its deployed afaik. You’re pretty much stuck with Samsung or Google or some other OEM’s SMS app.

Yeah same, I kinda just thought they were building it in Texas or something. But apparently, its being built in Abu Dhabi

the government spent how much money developing the SLS and a 10+ year old sedan could just drive to the moon? Pure government waste.

just in case you start aging backwards or something one year

I’d at least expect the moon to be just a 2D image that’s rigged to always face you, no matter what angle you look at it from. Like the trees in Super Mario 64

even some of her signature moves are stolen. She’s a gem

Only thing that could improve this picture is if they were driving an eBussy Camper Van (they did end up changing their name to XBus at some point)

If you have a need for Calendar or To-dos, Radicale is a nice CalDAV/CardDAV server that’s pretty tiny. For me its sitting there at idle using 35MB of RAM.

In addition to what others have said, Syncthing will use public relay servers if it can’t make a direct connection between your devices. Everything is encrypted, so it’s not unsafe or anything as far as i know, but if you want to run your own private Syncthing relay server, you can. (Or run your own public one)

I’m not sure how well Laser printers work with Sticker Paper, so you may have to look more into that. Brother makes great laser printers, so they have a lot of options there.

I own a Epson Ecotank printer and, while I haven’t actually gotten around to trying out sticker paper on it. I do like it. I have the ET-8550, which is the big one, but there are smaller, cheaper ones that need just Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black ink, as well as black only. If you’re using it often, it should be pretty reliable. The worst thing you can do with an inkjet printer is not use it, because the ink will dry up on the nozzles (and in the lines, in the case of an ink tank printer). I try to run a test print that uses all the inks at least once ever 2 weeks.

Only other thing to look out for, is that for some of the Ecotanks, the Black will be a pigment based ink, and the color will be a dye based ink, so make sure the sticker paper you choose matches the inks in the printer you choose.

Nokia would definitely outlast a Kia. (also im pretty sure thats a 3rd gen Ford Focus Hatchback)

If you want to make GRUB remember the last boot entry you picked, you can edit /etc/default/grub and set the following
(make note of the original values or comment out the existing entry by adding # to the start of the line first)

GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved

then run sudo update-grub to apply the changes. When you next boot and select a kernel, GRUB will remember that choice and just use it.

Maybe you could try reinstalling the newest kernel? sudo tac /var/log/apt/history.log | less should give you a list of the last updates that were installed. Idk what Ubuntu calls their kernels, but they’d be packages named like “linux-image-generic” or something like that. If that doesn’t work, then maybe they messed something up on that kernel update and you’ve gotta wait for a fix.

Whenever it does get fixed, you may want to undo the changes to /etc/default/grub