nding at that screen, or is it shutting
off? Mine shuts off. This might be an apples and oranges thing where I
typed a bunch of noise. :)
Cindy :)
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oo. That was a topic on here a while back.
That first name at AOL occasionally changes to something other than my
own. On too regular an occasion, it becomes a relative's first name,
instead. That potentially hints at some heavy duty online stalking
being perped in the name of obvious phishing.
Please be safe out there.
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t won't let me
uninstall GRUB without destroying the entire operating system in the
process. The releases I've test driven won't uninstall GRUB without
auto-uninstalling a massive amount of important packages.
That's about User CHOICE, my preference being to try to use anything
except GRUB. That CHOICE i
e pretty easy for
perps hovering out in a parking lot or maybe a nearby building to
create a fake captive portal that resembles what users would be
expecting to see from the, yes, FREE Internet provider.
That would only be possible if this is working like I'm imagining is
being described here. That imagination involves a webpage such as what
I once encountered popping up unexpectedly while trying to access WIFI
through a local grocery store a few years ago.
Cindy :)
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le then works flawlessly for me here, but my
needs are simple. I think the hardware clock is set to UTC, by the
way.
Cindy :)
** N.B. Debootstrap was priceless as a method of installing Linux on
dialup Internet connections.. in case that still helps anyone else.
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es since I first realized that was occurring. It was an
eye opener into that there's still a lot to learn about how operating
systems and their packages work under the hood. :)
Cindy :)
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ronments like
Trinity will hopefully have their own similar user-friendly features.
Afterthought based on the power management potential for conflict: Are
there any possibly related warning or error messages showing up via
e.g. dmesg?
Cindy :)
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g against the haskell-platform package.
There are some folks over at reddit, too, if that's anyone's thing:
https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/
Cindy :)
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ly growing larger over time.
It's apparently not imagination, now.
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ntering an unbootable system
Or not.... :)
Cindy :)
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east one thread about that
quite a while back.
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nds each time then a-sumed it was somehow tied to the other
end running their own server. The afterthought problem with it is the
inevitable collision with others (obviously) doing the same across the
Web.
Cindy :)
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for the b43legacy driver
broadcom-sta-common - Common files for the Broadcom STA Wireless driver
broadcom-sta-dkms - dkms source for the Broadcom STA Wireless driver
broadcom-sta-source - Source for the Broadcom STA Wireless driver
firmware-brcm80211 - Binary firmware for Broadcom/Cypress 802.11
; Session and Startup >
Application Autostart (tab)
There may also be at least one other path to that same end, but that's
the one that has always worked for me for things like this (and Magnus
and...).
Cindy :)
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ons do, PLEASE
make sure to back up your system first. Been there, done that without
backing up in the past. It's not pretty..
Cindy :)
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ying this HP is only using 89mb of
swap. Genuine shock. I'm used to that number being more like 6GB of
swap in use. I'm impressed because this session has been up about six
hours and has headed into hibernation umpteen number of times the
entire time.
Thank you, Developers! I agree that things swapping
w this isn't the *best* place to ask for help with proprietary
> browsers, but this is a pretty popular one, so there's a chance. Has
> anyone else encountered this problem? More importantly, does anyone
> know how to *fix* it?
>
> Being unable to rearrange tabs in a sane manner is EXTREMELY irrit
2021 comes
> here for help on upgrading the kernel on an old Debian system?
Sounds like something I'd say (and actually have in the past). I
didn't go to the length you did regarding research, but I did notice
it had a style similar to something else in the last week or so
something that...
guages and Vietnamese.
Wikipedia"
Cindy :))
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dditions).
Change happens. Always copacetic here as long as maintainers have made
all appropriate respective alterations within the programming code so
that everything continues to function as expected. Since some members
are successfully reading their handbook here, sounds like that
happened so something else is glitching somewhere.
Cindy :)
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next boot up?
Would comparing something like lsmod before and after provide any
insight?
Just thinking out loud.. :)
Cindy :)
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of this entire [statement].
It reminds me of "subject and predicate" sentence structuring in
grammar.
Cindy :)
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systems. Be aware that it might be possible to kill your
system's sound capabilities if your system offers a lot of choices
instead of just one and you're not sure about what you're doing.
Cindy :)
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the search.
IMPORTANT: They mention that one might need to run that "lsof" on the
directory/files a few times if necessary before you finally receive
usable information. It apparently needs to catch the culprit in the
active act of doing whatever is going on.
Best wishes...
Cindy :)
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clip portions of videos to create a GIF, but that
just takes a few seconds to learn.
The animation effect occurred while I was moving items around in the
graph block. They became "animated" in the preview block just below
that on the right side. Pretty trick.. cool.. neato-keano.
Cindy :)
e someone knows of them or can help
test drive them for informational purposes. They appear to be command
line tools, and both have manpages for flags and such.
Cindy :)
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ss of
buttons strewn across the top, but it is (much easier). The "never
group" option has the added bonus of being a constant nag that browser
windows need archived and closed, permanently if not sooner. :)
Cindy :)
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ly updated within one's CHOICE of boot managers. For
example, I use LILO and have a separate directory that I maintain to
help it function. I have to manipulate the latest vmlinuz and
initrd.img files within that dedicated folder then everything
continues to boot successfully after that. Thank you,
pologies in advance if that subject
was already mentioned. :)
Cindy :)
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point of access.
Oh, goodness, I hope that came out at least halfway understandable, grin.
Cindy :)
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e read-only if it remounts at
all.
Faulty USB hubs are the primary cause in my instances.That would
involve having to spend money to fix. It's why I didn't want to type
about this first. :)
Cindy :)
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ond that, COVID-19 has turned quality of at-home Internet service
into a checkpoint regarding one's employability.
Cindy :)
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t; >: Re: network problem
>> >On Tue, Oct 05, 2021 at 10:00:45PM +0200, Pierre Frenkiel wrote:
>> >> hi,
>> >> I have the following problem on my laptop.
>> >> my /etc
>> >Please stop the message. we have already unsubscribed our email address.
Did you write the "Please stop" part? It appears to be attributing the
"we have already unsubscribed" to you, Greg, which is certainly not
what you're trying to do. :)
Cindy :)
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the bottom, too.
Others here sometimes do something a little fancier than only that ">"
(greater than sign), but I can't remember what it is nor if it applies
to something as straight forward as this one.
Cindy :)
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ht above the arrow keys.
Last night the prices were within a couple dollars of each other (plus
the same outrageous shipping). In the past, the prices have sometimes
been $20 apart for what is obviously the exact same item. :)
Cindy :)
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pens when I accidentally
copy over a partition's vmlinuz and initrd.img files into a wrong
directory in my LILO hierarchy. Oops!
Cindy :)
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iendly for *me*. I still
see other people rave about it. That's cool. At the end of the day, it
means our brains function (comprehend) differently, but we all seem to
be arriving at the same place: Connected to whatever it is we need to
use. That's where the beauty of Debian offering CHOICE comes into
play.
Cindy :)
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se their site's not working properly.
Cindy :)
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nd and now try to remember to plug anything I copy into a plain
text editor before then recopying over to a terminal.
Am wondering if, am more like hoping that this quotation marks part of
it would have stood out when I research how to further customize my
own setup. This will be a priceless personalization if I can
eventually coerce it to say "(debootstrap) chroot" in place of some of
the characters there. Shh, don't tell me how. Lead a fish to water,
yada-yada. :)
Cindy :)
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t blinking reminder
as to where one is. That might be just what I've always wanted to
cognitively distinguish between chroot and root terminal tabs. That's
been a worry quite often over time. Thank you!
Cindy :)
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that really nasty looking visual glitch. :)
Cindy :)
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ut the
safety of our systems overall. :)
Cindy :)
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knowing what's calling
what sounds like a nice, SANITY enabling idea. Bonus points if it can
be taught to throw out alerts about any unusual calls once a
longstanding "normal" pattern is discerned.
Cindy :)
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"executive decisions" we Users end up
making depending on our individual needs. The wicd-curses package that
is how I access the Internet is from experimental and has been 100%
reliable for a year or more. Thank you, Developers!
Cindy :)
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ckages failed as no longer available, and the
rest were already hoarded locally here. My previous experience had
been that a LOT of packages are not available because Developers
haven't brought them up to speed. Examples there would be something
like GIMP and Inkscape.
This morning there were
On 8/14/21, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 8/14/21, Brian Thompson wrote:
>> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>> Hash: SHA512
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I'm getting a 500 error when trying to access the apt-listchanges, apt,
>> and apt-listdiffer
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2021/08/msg1.html
Maybe the site wide adjustment hasn't caught up yet or something?
Or not... :)
Cindy :)
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0] https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/ch02.en.html
See under "2.4.1. Advanced package management operations with commandline"
Cindy :)
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configured to do automatically.
Gmail handled it properly just now...
Cindy :)
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instances. If it ever
happens, please consider taking whatever legal means necessary to help
that not happen to someone else.
It HAS happened. There's a suspended Twitter account because I asked
Twitter to do so. It had my pictures, my name, my "bio" information.
And a town in West Virg
and then reconstructed for less than moral purposes.
Cindy :)
On 7/22/21, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 7/21/21, Tixy wrote:
>> On Wed, 2021-07-21 at 12:04 -0400, Frank McCormick wrote:
>>> On 2021-07-21 10:52 a.m., Kushal Kumaran wrote:
>>>
>>> frank@fedora ~$ sta
about a bug I tried to submit to Security a couple years ago. I
got shut down, kind of a cyber hand thrown up in my face. STILL "not
amused".
It was about my own "/" multiple times over becoming owned by
something else every time I untarred one particular package. The
package wo
an account that has been dormant for about four years
now. It may be one of the few places on this planet where anything
about that developer is available. Calling that information priceless
today is putting it mildly because there's a possibility that his
passing was... "highly premature"..
without asking for verification first. The harmed hard
drive is sitting untouched until I brave up toward attempting a
software autopsy in hopes of salvaging data. The holdup is that I'm
mentally not prepared to hear I lost that data forever. :)
Cindy :)
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ight side, I could suddenly log in to a normal,
long session just fine. That was an odd trigger toward success when
the real problem was about mismatched kernels.
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also help to share the entire
contents of your "/etc/apt/sources.list" file if you find one on your
setup.
Cindy :)
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ut I have it installed on XFCE4. I just fake purged it to see
what else it would uninstall. Only 4 other packages, for whatever that
might be worth per each, our own personalized Debian installs.
Cindy :)
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On 6/30/21, to...@tuxteam.de wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 05:57:45PM +0300, ellanios82 wrote:
>> - the Amazing Poly : short & to the point [vimeo]
>
> ?
Maybe this?
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2021/05/msg00241.html
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able, usable.
> Documentation for actions requiring specialized tools is rather of the
> form "use foo to add an entry to baz", e.g. in the context of GnuPG it
> would be "use gpg to add this public key to " (which is also a
> file, but must be manipulated with specialized tools).
Cindy :)
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ill trigger a fellow lurker's
interest in learning more about how their Debian works right from the
boot beginning.
Cindy :)
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r UUID per each partition.
Because there is SO MUCH information in that file, that tiny detail
didn't immediately leap off the page as surely being a problem in the
making. I never did figure out what was occurring because the second
UUID, the wrong one, NEVER matched anything in my system.
Cindy
that tweak needs addressed by the TRUSTED
outside/third party vendor. That complaint will occur because the
vendor doesn't know to sniff the User's dot sources file(s) for their
own repositories in the same way vendors already take a poke at our
longstanding dot list files (based on personal experience).
Cindy :)
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h it
> doesn't have much on mtp-tools:
>
> https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Media_Transfer_Protocol
Ditto on ArchWiki all the way around. That's how I learned to use A
LOT of *Debian* early on. I think it boiled down to how their way of
writing up their documentation gelled with how my b
es opens to the kind of
downloadable packages you might be seeking.
One of the things I learned early on with ALL Linux distributions was
to play with visiting the repository pages in person to get a feel for
their layouts. On rare occasions, I've used that method to download
problem packages when a
down within a couple hours of a request for them to do
so. There is still an "Account suspended" fragment hanging around out
there on their website.
Please be safe out there. It's not the same World we were living in 20
years ago. Toward both the good and the bad, the Internet has p
lity related there.
Cindy :)
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med" because that's what I always remember first. Except that
then there's having to open kern.log in a text editor occasionally so
yeah, dmesg rocks if one can remember to go that route.
Grep works with dmesg, too. I just tested it. Only one line to read as
output. Very cognitively friendly! :)
Cindy :)
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On 4/23/21, David Wright wrote:
> On Fri 23 Apr 2021 at 10:49:00 (+0100), Richmond wrote:
>> Cindy Sue Causey writes:
>>
>> > Questions where answers might help come to mind. Primarily, has this
>> > always occurred, or did it just start up in the last couple
se the program in frustration. These
last few days, just sitting here staring at the screen while counting
seconds gives it time to churn out a successful connection.
Cindy :)
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then running the "dpkg
-i" command on them, too, until every package is finally satisfied.
I'm a-suming that yesterday's success was due to Bullseye getting
ready to roll over into stable..
Maybe. Whatever the reason, yesterday was a good day for it to go that
smoothly. Thank you to all who help make that happen. :)
Cindy :)
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update on occasion.
Just thinking out loud...
Cindy :)
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Ian"?
Six or eight years ago?
Or... this week?
As asked before in some form, did he give you a last name? If it's
Murdock, what was the email address that was used?
Cindy :)
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tten by anyone else. It never felt like there was room for
accidental meetings with others who might help further the expressing
of your concerns (for lack of a better way to put it).
So anyway...
Cindy.. :)
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ience to
> the person sending the message outweighs the trivial benefits to the
> person receiving it.
These are international lists, too. I enjoy being reminded of that via
the attribution when a reply retains the author's language.
Cindy :)
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only received eth0 back until JUST NOW. :)
Cindy :)
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brain that I had stable, testing, and unstable all assigned to the
proper project names (Buster, Bullseye, and Sid, respectively).
Cindy :)
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t > Preferences > General tab > Cursor
But that might differ completely for other packages.
Xfce4-terminal's options are: Block, I-Beam, and Underline. We're also
given the secondary option for it to blink or not to blink.
Mine is a blinking block so there's half a chance of finding it on the
screen. :)
Merry jollies..
Cindy :)
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d disappear
when I connect and disconnect via wicd-curses. I'm a-suming that
disappearing and reappearing in "ip a" output is IPv4's normal
behavior...
Cindy :)
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unt did just now.
Thought it was a handy shortcut then forgot about it. It was kind of
like using "-p" flag when manually "mkdir" creating embedded
parent-child directories.
But, again, am now not able to duplicate where it had happened for me.
ONCE (that I know of).
Cindy :)
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en
messages pop about "abandonware" type issues, about the first thing I
peek at (out of curiosity) is whether Python or GTK is part of the
packaging. :)
Cindy :)
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lists might land something handy, too. In that
case, it's not about the "beginner" aspect. It's about finding a place
that dedicates itself to breaking things down to the absolute bottom
base step upon which ALL the rest is then built.
Cindy :)
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g's not displaying in
another language. When I'm up for it, I'll be poking around to learn
the protocol for updating an existing install's configuration so that
it keeps its fingers off those certain languages that frequent my own
Internet travels..
Cindy :)
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usepad and
editor (terminal) for the (.)Xauthority file.
Mousepad kicks out a "The file was not UTF-8 valid" error and aborts.
Editor in the terminal at least displays a bunch of characters that
include a number of question marks filling in for whatever part of
that is causing mousepad to fail
forecast, too.
Using "--no-cache" might be of interest for anyone who does a lot of
playing with viewing forecasts around the World.
Hope this helps.. SOMEONE! I LOVE its command line simplicity AND the
story behind it. Its creator made it for his girlfriend who wanted
something simple for watching the weather. Sweet.. :)
Cindy :)
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t quite ready yet. We just
have to wait or find an alternative method for installation, then.
Cindy :)
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ing
Debian's Python-based packages. They're VERY helpful when inquiries
contain all the pertinent details necessary to work through issues.
Cindy :)
PS #ThankYou! You just helped me a little, too. I'm messing around
with something that's having GTK issues... and there is... a list for
tha
n they might be able to
distinguish between the United States' usage of Eastern and Central
time zones, etc. :)
Hope that helps someone out here. Have fun!
Cindy :)
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unt", and other fun places..
that I can't remember offhand just now
Just thinking out loud..
Cindy :)
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ot;priorities" lined up in the
queue ahead of it... unfortunately. Just waiting on a delivery truck
this very second, actually.
> Does anybody read signatures any more?
I do! They're often the #LIFE of the party!
Cindy :)
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or so passes away in time.
Afterthought: No, my problem's mostly not limited (computer) memory.
There will still be more than 1GB unused when my lockdowns occur. In
days gone by, "free -m" has shown 60+ for "Mem" and 90+ for Swap, and
it will still be almost working. :)
Cin
me to ask if you have a
way to post a sample sound byte that might help someone identify
what's going on...
Just thinking out loud.. :)
PS The "Elf sneezes" turned out to be a last minute warning that the
ASUS was overheating and was about to shut down posthaste, immediately
thereaft
ll continue to find emails in there all the
time.
In those cases, it seems to frequently be Debian Users that I hadn't
seen posting until they were found bounced into that directory. The
affected Debian Users don't often end up back in there once I've
initially... rescued them...
Cindy :)
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On 5/24/20, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
>
> PPPS Any outside 3rd party type packages that have been given
> permission to set up their own DOTlist files... will potentially
> complain that they can't find something or other yada. They're talking
> about how you may or may not now (?)
at that block: IF you use Bullseye non-free, that
right there could possibly be combined into the same single block with
your Bullseye data. I only use Bullseye main so that won't work for my
own usage case.
Cindy :)
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re numerically in the same daily directory with the video I was
processing at the time.. Was a major *YEEHAW* moment when it occurred.
Just can't remember which software package was the HERO that day. If
it wasn't a Debian package, it's possible Youtube was what disclosed
that data, instead, after the video was posted online...
Cindy :)
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Cindy-Sue Causey
Talking Rock, Pickens County, Georgia, USA
* runs with birdseed *
those.. *NOT* hidden files. Ask tomas, I
think it was, who once explained why they're not really "hidden", per
se..
I did see some fields for colors so here's hoping it's an all-in-one
package, which it really should be based on its name.
Cindy :)
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Cindy-Sue Causey
Talking Rock, Pickens County, Georgia, USA
* runs with... a FROST ADVISORY in the middle of May?! runs... and
covers up the pretty green bouncing baby grapevines. *
cause it sees a conflict a user does not, it needs to
likewise intelligently guarantee that a system has something else in
place to follow through on the very next reboot
Cindy :)
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Cindy-Sue Causey
Talking Rock, Pickens County, Georgia, USA
* runs with.. a dire need for a lightning rod in the backyard. Long
term lightning induced Internet disconnects are gettin' real-l-l-l
old... *
hour old... or two days old because I JUST encountered this with
dpkg a couple days ago (TWICE). That implies to me that they're
initially generated then stand their ground in that creation state
until borked again at some future point in time.
Cindy :)
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Cindy-Sue Causey
Talking Rock, Pickens County, Georgia, USA
* hops with birdseed *
n that
Fn key on regular occasions that you don't use it for on other
keyboards...
Cindy :)
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Cindy-Sue Causey
Talking Rock, Pickens County, Georgia, USA
* runs with birdseed (sometimes stuck up under the keycaps) *
things?
OR NOT.
Decided it should be mentioned since this was just found.
Please be safe out there, everyone
PS As an afterthought, my Gmail has been just a tiny bit "hinky"
today. Takes several refreshes for pages to load after they
*timeout* in Firefox ESR browser
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