Out Off The Box

Touchscreen works OOTB on my Dell XPS in Ubuntu and Debian.

Oh yeah, that I agree with! I’ve had good luck with OEM rubber hoses from LG in the past, but have since replaced them with stainless steel braided hoses indeed!

It’s totally normal to use hose clamps in this situation. This a PVC to Cast Iron connection. That’s the only way to do it.

The small clean-out is kinda fucking dumb though. And the big hose clamp looks like it’s installed wrong. Can’t possibly be tight enough and be at an angle like that.

The hot and cold inlet lines also, I’ve been told always fail eventually and that you should use the metal ones instead.

You’re probably confusing Pex for CPVC. PEX is fine (even if I have a preference for copper I have to be real here).

Where? I’m not on an EU instance. And you were recently directly linked to the fedecan initiative.

What makes you think Lemmy is “centered” in the EU?

It’s funny seeing all the kids distro hopping around here. I was like that once, now it’s just debian everywhere. The one and only. Stable for servers, testing on workstations, properly selected hardware couldn’t be simpler.

Back then I really liked NetBSD cause they were the only one who had a native OpenFirmware bootloader, which meant you could boot PPC macs with it without requiring a mac partition to load the extension.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku_(operating_system)

I can’t remember if it was MKLinux or Yellow Dog, either one of these around '97~99. At the time I was also playing with BeOS and NetBSD.

Looks like a theming problem, not a GTK problem

Regardless, even if it’s just for your own one situation, you’ll want to look at ionotify

BeOS and NetBSD was were it was at for sure!!

A francophone torrent tracker

Ygg probably

Exactly, but most of the west reveres him

Churchill

Yeah I use Lego, works great

Not much to be nervous about, you can’t fuck it up anymore than it already is since the HSTS is preloaded ;) ACME/Let’sEncrypt is pretty easy to setup

Google owns a could of TLDs (.app, .dev, etc) and they preloaded all of them 😒