Yeah a pull request should be formatted corectly, build, documented, pass all tests and have changes covered in tests.

Your own branch? Do whatever you want, will get squashed anyway in the pull request.

Even better is that it depends on your instance , for me the preview text is some German text becuase the instance I’m using happens to be hosted in Germany

How else would they get in your ear?

Not a lawyer but that does look like a very acceptable URL doesn’t it? I mean has all the normal URL dots and slashes so I’d say accept

Also, your eyes dart around and you only see a little patch. You blink. Your brain makes up a nice stable image of the world, mostly consisting of things that your brain think should be there.

With systemd this would not be an issue , you just need to set up a timer for your service and some policy rules /s?

Yeah same in Europe with different VAT rates between the countries, select where you’re from and shops will show price including local VAT which the shop will take care off

Well the cool kid in class had a minidisc!

The Diff?

Nah everyone is dead inside; don’t open

Eehh objects in motion stay in motion? Does that apply to ghosts? So would the ghosts fly off in straight lines since no longer subjected to suns gravity ??

You have tests?

Edit: guess could always use AI to auto generate tests /s

SVN admin here:

• easy to partial checkouts, no need to clone entire repo
• euuuh…
• much simpler for non developers that need version control e.g. engineers

The harm is in the realisms , this matter when AI generated parn is shared with others.

Thanks, will have a look for next time , too bad those are not the defaults.

For now it seems my ssd is fried (even though swap wasn’t on that disk) , lots of I/O Errors and a suspiciously toasted looking chip

I forced a shutdown of my Linux server by holding down the power button last night after it had been thrashing the harddisk for I don’t know how long.

Wouldn’t respond to SSH so I just gave up, guess I could have tried to plug in a keyboard and use some magic keys.

Maybe I should just remove the swapfile and let it kill something before it gets to that state. Or is that what swappiness setting is supposed to prevent? Only swap out stuff that is not actively used? In any case defaults don’t seem to work very well for me.

Guess I’ll have to go boot it again today and try to find out what went wrong from the logs.

I have an old mac mini running nextcloud on Ubuntu, I did upgrade memory and plug in external ssd

Remember that Microsoft offers a nicely packaged version of openjdk for download

I think your instance is wonderfull … and you’re very nice, too