Every time someone refers to mobile data as “wifi” I die a little inside. I understand that the difference is unnoticeable for most people, but it pains me.

!! is pure textual substitution, so it’d be sudo rm a.txt && rm b.txt. You could do something like sudo sh -c "!!" though.

XcQ, link stays blue.

A session token… set by JavaScript, with no secure attribute, and no domain. (and no expiry, but I think that just uses browser lifetime)

&fras is certainly Uiua, File Read as String

Your Steam Deck is a PC, by the way. Your existing methods should work.

Wasn’t the reason for skipping 9 to not break programs assuming “Windows 9” meant 95 / 98?

(Kotlin does support that, with the same fun do_thing(arg: Int = 2) syntax.)

If you only try it out for less than a month, $5.

Archive?

Interesting — how easy are they to install compared to Mint, and would there be a way for Mint friends (I have a NixOS config for my fleet, and run our shared services) to easily migrate?

Perhaps it would be useful to list some alternatives?

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This still doesn’t help if the server is on the server blocklist, which Microsoft can add your server to. Mods that disable the blocklist violate the EULA.

Yes, they can — Minecraft consults a Microsoft-managed, dynamically updatable blocklist of server IPs, regardless of who owns the server. In addition, Minecraft has functionality to ban players from authenticating to any multiplayer server.

IIRC notifications can only be delivered reliably via Firebase — anything else gets paused if the phone is in Doze etc.

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{ "ok": "false" }

Sending a dump of entire system memory seems incredibly unsafe, to say the least.

Don’t run sha256sum -c on your suspect file — it expects to be passed a file containing hashes and other filenames. sha256sum the iso itself instead and check by eye, or make such a hash file.