

The partition containing the files may be mounted readonly. Check less /etc/mtab for an ro option on that entry.


The partition containing the files may be mounted readonly. Check less /etc/mtab for an ro option on that entry.


What you’re planning seems plausible.
You could also resize the partition on (1) to fit on (2), then dd if=(1) of=(2)
If you’re interested in structural changes that make this sort of thing easier in the future, look into


If I saw that folder name while using a friend’s machine I would know not to click on it to respect their privacy.


Swan companions?


Hypholoma laeteritum seems very reasonable to me. Central Europe here.
Yo! Grey wolves = fascist, don’t repost that shit
Hell of a run, boys!
A bit more finicky than what you’re asking, but interception-tools allows for low-level config of highly flexible mappings. It’s the only way I have been able to map CapsLock to Esc when tapped and to Ctrl when held on Linux. Notably, the setting persists across all Sessions.
Speaking of arbitrary Unicode characters… what’s with the þ, out of interest?
Single quotes are another great way to mess with unsanitized data input though
Yes, so “bear” is the euphemism people started to use in order to avoid saying its real name. Or so the theory goes, anyway.
Not quite, they started saying “bear” instead of its real name, Ȧ̷̢̨͇͓͛̒͐͐́̓̎́͌͜͝Ṛ̸̭̫͕̒̈̚͜Ķ̶̢̛͍͚͕̤̜̗͕͖͎̞̣̋̓̄͒͆̏̐͑͒̿͆́͠ͅṬ̷̢̩̠̖͖͖̼̙̼̪̯̈͜O̵̰͕̓̋̊̊̾̈͐
Agreed, especially since 90% of the diceyness with a Fedora workstation install comes from the whole rpm-fusion stuff during setup (for non-free codecs and drivers). If you’re there to handle that part, they should be good to go.


No, that’s the joke. I have to roll a 12 or so to finish even a single chore
The Karen thing is a bit played by now, but that’s alright I guess… what actually worries me is that “are you recording me?” is a phrase that’s ridiculed in this context? Like no bro, if you’re recording Karen, I’m on fucking Karen’s side, fuck you
Hm, I’d probably get a copy for the fantasy section as well. It really reads like a fantasy adventure.