lemmyng

I had to turn off my camera in the middle of a serious meeting because I couldn't stop giggling. 13/10

That's so Ohio.

One option that hasn't been mentioned yet: head. It will only show the first 10 (or is it 20?) lines of the output you pipe into it by default, but you can also pass a parameter to change the number of lines shown. The complement of this command is tail, to show only the last N lines. Both these commands are handy when you only want to see the first/last lines of output.

Those combinations were too sexy for this community.

"Password must contain letters numbers, and at least one of these special characters."

Turns out, half of those special characters weren't allowed 🫠

Left (uncooked) is directly on the baking sheet, right (cooked) is on aluminum foil.

No one, not even someone insane enough to make a meat baby, would go through the effort of assembling it on a bare sheet and then adding the foil under it.

There are parts of the filesystem that will still need to be written - most of /var, /proc, etc. The good news is that those are well known, and save for some exceptions could be tmpfs mounts.

Also, most modern filesystems have journaling and are resilient to sudden powerdown events, especially if you're not writing a lot.