In my case, The rollback feature bricked its onw disk because on a 30g system partition, an install with a separate home partition (not included in the backups) will drown itself in factory settings backups.
It's a great feature. Give it ample space and trim down on the all the snapshots afterwards.
I have a debian 12 with Unattended Upgrades as a work machine, and it works surprisingly well (I use Arch BTW) - it is probably the simplest way for you to be sure their browser stays up-to-date & keep them safe on this side
Issue with these updates is they happen "behind" and may need a reboot ; this is the only moment I found Debian to misbehave, decide to reboot & I get it when I see the machine updating some component before rebooting again
So this is the full extend of the training to give: in case of doubt, reboot.
I think gnome is perfect in that context also, the lack of Menu is just one hit on the Meta key away, which, if you trim down the install to their exact need will be accessible, confortable.
Oui, si dans ses paramètres il a autorisé le fait d'être "trouvé" sur signal via son numéro de téléphone.
Elle y était pour le boulot, c'est assez reculé et je le sentais pas de me greffer en touriste au milieu de gens qui bossent pour de vrai
C'est superbe là-bas
Mais je vais éviter leur confitures quand même ! Celle d'à côté c'est melon-menthe...
Elle m'a ramené des noix, super-bonnes !
There's this brand of organic yogurt at my local shop that says "probably best before xx/xx/xxxx, but after that just lift the lid and have a sniff"
I think I remember 6 weeks as being absolutely fine once, and 3 weeks didn't some other time.
Phishing par Signal c'est pas piraté / attaqué par une faille dans Signal, c'est tombé victime de sa propre imbécilité par n'importe quel biais.
Oui, on est aussi un imbécile si on considère que parce que c'est sur Signal alors ça doit être valide.
I'm still getting paid by check.
France, public administration.
I moan absolutely every time, and then hold on to it as much as I can to fuck up their accounting because unclaimed checks whacks their balances. When they phone to complain I call them palaeolithic morons & ask them to fucking wire the money already. I think my record is three months (I don't work exclusively for them). Nice people and fun job otherwise but gosh, why the checks, seriously.
I dropped kindle when I stopped using any amazon services, I have a kobo now.
Any file transfer / backups are just that, plug your device and move files around ; as long as you organise your files as author > books, you won't even need software to manage it. Of course Calibre does it very well, and will act as a backup or transition tool for you should you break your device. Buying books elsewhere and manually transferring them is as simple as that, as long as you buy from drm-free publishers I guess.
You don't even have to run the kobo native software, there are alternatives out there.
As DRM goes amazon was a finicky nightmare, and removing that shit from my extensive collection took some effort in order to get my books in my new device; it seems kobo has somewhat weaker protection and removing DRM from kobo-acquired books to be able to read them anywhere is simpler. The online kobo store does have a search tool for drm-free books tho, respecting publishers like Thor who do not use drm on their content (where amazon slaps it on everything. Jerks.) & these ones are truly free, will open anywhere.
As note taking / note keeping across devices I wouldn't know, sorry. I only use calibre, and not much else of it than as a library management tool. Surely that device should come with some kobo app or piece of software that maybe include this? I use Linux so I didn't even try.
Latest Clara is now usb-c and waterproof. Still inferior software-wise than kindle, rather slow where a paperwhite is snappy, no 3g network access, but decent enough to make it from being not an amazon product.
Ici mon fond d'écran :) le gagnant du concours de fonds d'écran pour la sortie de KDE 6 :
Non, pour les logiciels d'éclairage de spectacle le tactile est très pratique, leurs UI sont souvent pensées pour des consoles modernes qui incluent des écrans tactiles.
Et la ligne droite, tout au bout entre les antennes satellite, les minarets et les grues, c'est la mer.
Je revendique pas vraiment vue-sur-mer, faut pas exagérer, mais j'aime bien l'infini à l'horizon, la courbure de la planète là au bout. Je sais pas pourquoi, j'aime bien.
The Best Ever Use Of Real Military Assets, Ever