I don’t know how old you are but when I was in school, this was just going out of style. They saw this as job security. If you’re the only one who can work on the code, then they won’t fire you

I completely acknowledge that this could be an irrational fear

I would be terrified if breaking the needle

Well you are braver than me by far. I would be terrified to fuck up

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Pop is only for pop! You need to fork it for a Mom!_OS

Maybe I should do some researching but what do you like about Cachy over plain Arch? That it’s gaming optimized?

If I wasn’t so intent on going to Nix, I’d give Gentoo a try. Currently an Arch user due to laziness and AUR, but the AUR is not as consistent an experience as memory serves so if it doesn’t fulfill laziness I might as well move on.

And I subjected a first time user to Debian 13 lol

You’re also a cachy?

Why cachy

I mean, I get that it’s hard to reverse. But like it should be a “we will note your desire but it’s not a decision you should make lightly. Go home and if you still want this procedure, come back in 2 months” at the very least.

Prolonged pain is not grounds for removal with insurance? That’s wild.

So dumb question from someone who’s not trans:

Can you get your uterus removed? /me gestures at all the women I know. Periods supposedly suck

Coding is a bit like puzzles. Sometimes the pieces must go together in the right way. But the great thing is, we are cutting some of the pieces so we can change some things, but not all.

World of Goo?

https://lwn.net/Articles/1043103/

Clearly.

Maybe Ubuntu changed since I last used it. I looked and it looks like interim means non-LTS.

coreutils is, well, important. It’s fine to bring new software in, but you have to test it. And they haven’t tested enough.

Ubuntu has, at least long stretches of the past decade, been a really good server and desktop for me. Having bugs that prevent updates is not acceptable for a server OS. Yes, you should be able to manually intervene but I expect a higher standard from Ubuntu.

Changes like swapping out coreutils for the rust variant really needs to go through Debian first. Are there bugs that trickle through Debian? Yes. But Debian is stable. Ubuntu should be too. They are basically testing a core function in production. Ubuntu releases are not supposed to be betas. At least, historically, that has held true.

I hope whoever is managing this does it better than Ubuntu’s rust debacle

Is git LFS equivalent to git vfs?