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Calling a language useless just because you don't understand it has to be the most removed take I've ever heard.
! Защо си направи труда да преведеш това, нали беше безполезен? !<
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You sell it and buy a normal one /s
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//TODO: Make this better
And you never look at it or touch it again.
There, code fixed!
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Sums up my experience with C++. It's fun until you actually start using it and then you get hit with: Idiotic syntax, no package management, C compilers, different operating systems, compiling in general, having to code everything from scratch, memory management and a lot more...
Shit hit me so hard, I began learning web dev instead and never looked back...
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Changing stuff and seeing what happens. Yeah, about sums up my "debugging".
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What I usually do is I explain what the function does and, if not self explanatory, explain why it does such thing. Like, with the clock example, I'd explain that it tells the time and then, if not immediately obvious, explain why the time needs to be known... Smth like that.
There is no "correct" way of commenting code. I personally think the more verbose, the better, but that's an unpopular opinion afaik. As long as the code can be understood, the comment is doing it's job.
PS, I'm also kinda new to programming, mostly doing JS and React stuff
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I love putting memes in comments :P
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My advice: try them all and see what works.
I'd recommend nobara if you don't like gnome, but I am fairly biased towards it, so idk what my recommendation is worth.
Endeavor is also a decent choice, provided that you wanna deal with some arch Linux quirkiness from time to time.
But yeah, try them all and see what works best...
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plan on not using Wayland
Strong disagree on that one, X11 sucks
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Coffee. Scary amounts of it.
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WinBTRFS is quirky at best. For the better or for worse, you're better off either setting up a network share or sticking with mounting the NTFS partition.
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So you're telling me that you can use smth like a drill/angle grinder or go to a concert without ear protection and not feel pain?
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Wait, you're telling me it isn't painful for everyone?
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Linux mint or ZorinOS. Try both and use the one you like more...
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That Europe is a separate country where all the politicians live
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Because linux doesn't have an "ecosystem". You have to either make your existing ecosystem work with linux or center your ecosystem around apps and things that work with linux. I do that and I'd say it's more standardized than both the windows and the mac ones...
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It's between konsole and kitty for me. Both are great.
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150$ is rather ambitious for what you are describing as a custom made low power server. Managing to build something... Anything commercial out of new, hell even refurbished parts that has enough horse power to run anything more than a pihole/DNS server at this price point would be a challenge and a half. If you're going refurbished/2nd hand, you're likely gonna spend half of that on just shipping the parts to you.
I believe you are vastly underestimating the price of new low end parts and vastly overestimating the capabilities and availability of old micro servers. I'd say something like this would work at a price range of around 300~400$ (and even that's ambitious imo).
And even then, that's a NICHE audience you'd be targeting. It would be people who don't wanna pay subscriptions, but also don't wanna be bothered to spend a day or 2 figuring out how to set up a simple linux box on an old computer they have. I'm not saying that audience doesn't exist, it's just veeeeery niche.
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Yeah, for some reason, after the newest UI update, changing the volume from another device is broken... AGAIN. Good thing I use spotify like that only 90% of the time. I sure do love using services I pay for...
I am aware of the switches you can pass to each app to make it use native wayland, but is there any way to do it globally?
This is sort of a follow-up to my previous post, asking about migrating ZFS pools to a new machine. Migration went smoothly and the new machine is quite the nice upgrade, if I may say so myself I went from: A hacked together custom build AMD FX-8320E 8c/8t @3.20 GHz 16GB ram To a used HP ProLient dl380e gen8 2x Xeon E5-2450 16c/32t @2.10 GHz 64GB ram Not mentioning storage, as I haven't changed that, still using a 5x 2TB RAIDz1 HDD pool Huge thanks to anyone who replied to my old post :) The ProLient has been quite the fun experience, got it for real cheap and it's been pretty great. Took me a while to figure out how to get the thing booting, iLO4 is not as horrible as I expected and it is kinda loud, but pretty great other than that.
I've recently been looking at options to upgrade (completely replace) my current NAS, as it's currently more than a little bit jank and frankly kinda garbage. I have a few questions about that and about migrating my current TrueNAS scale installation or at least it's settings over. Q1: Does the physical order of the drives matter? I.E. The order they are plugged into the SATA ports. Q2: Since I have TrueNAS scale installed on a USB flash drive (yeah, ik you're not supposed to but it is what it is), how bad of an idea would it be to just... unplug it from my current NAS and plug it into the new one? Q3: If all else fails, how reliable is TrueNAS scale's importing of ZFS Pools and are there any gotchas with it? Q4: Would moving to a virtualized solution like proxmox and installing TrueNAS scale on top of that in a VM make more sense on a beefier server? E: Thank you all for the replies, the migration went smoothly :)
I mean, the title really says it all. It occurs seemingly at random, but not all the time and I've been unable to determine any pattern to it... I'm using the latest proton stable version and pipewire-pulse for audio. Any ideas on how to fix it?
I've had this same issue on Gentoo and now on Alpine, both with plasma 6 (Wayland). Pipewire and plasma 6 seem to be working as intended other than that... Any help would be appreciated! E: the issue is plasma 6 exclusive, I have hyprland installed along side it and screensharing works just fine there
Due to unfortunate circumstances (me dropping the laptop) I have now ended up with a half broken laptop that has a broken screen and a dying battery. I could repair it, however, I don't wanna bother as I'm very likely gonna be getting a new one soon. The laptop itself still works fine, however the broken screen and dying battery make it pretty much useless as a laptop and I already have a home lab NAS thing, so I'm kinda out of ideas on what to do with it. Any ideas? Here are the specs: CPU: i5-8300h GPU: intel HD830/GTX1050ti RAM: 16GB Storage: 128GB SSD
I have recently setup a system with TrueNAS scale and while it's been mostly smooth sailing (lies), I can't figure out why TrueNAS itself cannot connect to virtual machines and vice versa, which kinda sucks for me as I have a wireguard server setup on a virtual machine, which works but clients connecting to it cannot connect to anything hosted on the host itself... (And the whole reason I have wireguard setup like this is because I couldn't figure out how to setup the wg-quick app, it just refuses to work for unknown to me reasons... and by "work" I mean that the WG clients just cannot connect to it, the webui itself works). The VMs are set with Virtio as their NIC and truenas itself is set to a static IP and can connect to everything else... Any help would be appreciated... [SOLUTION] This is gonna be a quick overview on how to fix this issue, as it seems to be fairly common. You can find more detailed instructions here: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/truenas-scale-ultimate-home-setup-incl-tailscale/186444 Scroll down to the section titled “Oh but wait” Note: This problem cannot be fixed through neither the webui, web shell, nor SSH, you need to have physical access to the machine, a display adapter and a monitor to display the TUI on. 1. From the cli menu, go to "Configure network interfaces" 2. Remove DHCP/Any other static alias you have on your main interface by either pressing delete on it or by manually going to it and deleting it, just leave the alias field blank and ipv4_dhcp to "No", then click on Save 3. Create a new interface by bressing "n", select type 'BRIDGE", set name to "br0" (without the quotes) and either enable DHCP or add the IP alias that you previously removed from your main interface as an alias here and click on Save 4. Back on the main "Configure network interfaces screen" press "a" to save changes, then "p" to make them permanent (again without the quotes). 5. At this point, your network should drop out and you shouldn't be able to connect to the WebUI. Reboot the system and everything should work properly again! 6. That's it! Problem solved. Now you should go and change the NICs of the VMs to use the new br0 and they should able to connect to the truenas host just fine.
I've been trying to setup pivpn on alpine, but it keeps complaining about some iptables rules not being set, requiring me to run pivpn -d each time the system is started to fix it...
I don't get it, every post here that isn't about Linux or some serious topic seems to get downvoted to hell. I like Linux as much as the next guy, but c'mon, not everything here has to be about it or serious topics...
I recently got a few (5) hard drives to turn my home server into a NAS with trueNAS scale and my idea is to have 4 usable and 1 for redundancy, my question is... How does RAID work, like what is RAID 0, RAID 5, software RAID etc, and does any of that even matter for my use case?
I've got a Dell G3 3579 that's in a dire need of a battery and a bottom panel replacement. I've thought of buying them off aliexpress, but I'm a bit skeptical of it... So ig my question is whether it's OK to buy stuff like replacement laptop batteries off aliexpress. E: I've checked, amazon does not ship to my country... I'm also technically asking if anyone knows any trusted good replacement battery manufacturers that I should look for...
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[Look at comments for solution] Yeah, can't really explain why either... #* /dev/nvme0n1p4 LABEL=Gentoo_ROOT UUID=1904b32b-44e0-47c0-9896-f2a72462ba35 / ext4 rw,relatime 0 1 #* /dev/nvme0n1p5 UUID=da7160d5-2c7b-4dee-99a2-f77fd94fd50c /home ext4 rw,relatime 0 2 #* /dev/nvme0n1p6 LABEL=GENTOO_BOOT UUID=3549-4E88 /boot vfat rw,relatime,fmask=0022,dmask=0022,codepage=437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,errors=remount-ro 0 2 ^^Work #* /dev/sdb3 LABEL=2TB\134x20HDD\134x20P2 UUID=3abcc113-850d-4e7a-88fb-f183907b3b55 /run/media/presi300/2TB\134x5cx20HDD\134x5cx20P2 ext4 auto,rw,relatime 0 2 #* /dev/sdc1 UUID=35bb39b3-650d-45d5-bf13-795edf483ca2 /run/media/presi300/35bb39b3-650d-45d5-bf13-795edf483ca2 ext4 auto,rw,relatime 0 2 #* /dev/sdb1 LABEL=2TBP1 UUID=0c9f4f41-5129-4829-8666-c1c7ee6b0ff0 /run/media/presi300/2TBP1 ext4 auto,rw,relatime 0 2 #* /dev/sda1 LABEL=1TB UUID=199a489b-a592-4546-9b38-8ba1f0365a34 /run/media/presi300/1TB ext4 auto,rw,relatime 0 2 ^^Ignored I've tried changing pretty much everything in /etc/fstab to no effect, another weird thing is that the system can boot without /etc/fstab being present... Though only the ROOT partition gets mounted. Any Ideas? (Ignore the *s, they are so that the # appears instead of lemmy enlarging the text)
Recently, I've been wanting to make a custom live iso with a couple of tools that I need but I really don't know where to start or what to do... any help? E: I didn't phrase my post correctly, I need a portable set of desktop tools for development, running on the gnome desktop
I've had a "home lab server" for a while now, it's nothing special but I think I can do more with it, I just don't know what to do with it... I currently use it just for a pihole and (sometimes) a Minecraft server or a web server... I used to also have a nexcloud and a searxng instance (which I will probably bring back)... Any ideas for other things I can run on it?
I know that there is a copr repo, but that copr repo seems to have been abandoned as it's stuck on linux 6.1...
For me, I'd like to see a simmulor and an amprex incarnon...
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