That, or git log --graph --pretty=oneline

(IDK why people seem to be willing to recommend using anything in order to learn git, with the exception of git itself)

The wayland project was originally started by George Soros… what did you expect?

Didn’t you know? Disabling ad blockers ensures free speech and apparently may also peacefully end the current crisis in the middle east… oh, did I mention it helps with world hunger too?

I wasn’t recommending OP to switch to an 80-character passphrase (see the very first sentence in my comment)… I was just showing that passphrases are about length and not about (real or perceived) randomness how difficult they are to memorize or type.

Also, if I may, one shouldn’t throw terms like “unbreakable” around: security is a game where you trade usability for resilience to attacks and what how much security is enough security depends on your specific circumstances and risk profile… absolute terms like “unbreakable” picture security as something different than the compromise it is and should be left to marketing people.

edit: (see correction above)

Move to the EU :)

“You Know How To Scare Me Shitless” is 33 characters and a decent passphrase on its own.

Base64 brings the length to 44 characters, but you might be better off by just using a longer passwphrase (eg. “You know how to scare me shitless and you do it every day, dear student of mine!” is 80 characters long, not much more difficult to remember that the 33-char one and way easier to type than the 44-char base64 one).

All in all, IMHO base64 is not the best idea.

Yes, but you only really need one (the one that unlocks your password manager) and you’ll quickly learn to type that relatively fast.

Mhhh… does it run linux?

The really important sosftware gets ported to all the platforms

Faster than current planes? Past planes that have been retired because they weren’t as efficient

I’m curious what the ofgicial definition of “social media” is. Is lemmy social media? What about github or stackoverflow?

You can store attachments and, I think, more sharing feature? Honestly, I too pay to support them.

Interest based ads that everyone who has connected to the same wifi as you will now see

Oh shit

I use firefox on arch, btw

I’m shocked! …that so far they were using whatsapp.

Thanks dude!

He said “Well thats what it says in the textbook so I have to mark it wrong”

The mark of a great teacher. It’s nice however that he had the patience to wait for your experiment (or maybe he was expecting it to fail miserably?): no prof of mine would have went along with something like that (not to mention, I’m pretty sure we couldn’t take apart the lab PCs at our leisure).

Rasperry PIs have micro-HDMI outputs, so you can use those (with an appropriate cable/adapter) to hook the PI to any monitor (or to your TV) for the initial setup (you’ll also need a keyboard and - possibly - a mouse). After that, you can unplug everything and use the raspberry pi without keyboard/monitor/mouse (pi hole has a web interface).

Note that you don’t strictly need a raspberry pi to run pi hole: any old x86 PC or a cheap thin client bought on ebay will do just as well (actually, they will most probably perform better).

Besides snapper itself, you’ll have to setup triggers to automatically take snapshots before/after running dnf, generate the appropriate boot menu options and reorganize your btrfs subvolumes so that everything that should not be rolled back (eg /var, /root, /srv, …) is in a different subvolume than /…

Honestly, if I were you I’d just give opensuse a try instead: I came to tumbleweed from fedora, and it’s basically the same, solid thing (only, without the new version drama twice a year).

Well, the simplest way to go if you want opensuse-like rollbacka would be to just run opensuse… if you need ubuntu-specific stuff (you don’t) there’s distrobox.

BTW I’ve been running tumbleweed for a few years now and didn’t roll back once… IDK if the craze about rollbacks and immutable distros (arguments in favour of which often boil down to “easy rollbacks”) is justfied or not.