I was going to suggest making another post with this repo. Glad you made it.

I’d think voice would be, too ¯\ˍ(ツ)ˍ/¯

Of course TOTA has a “Privacy” page

Compete to make the most voice, CW, and digital contacts with other attendees for points and awards like “Worked All Toilets”.

Jesus Christ 😂

It took me a second to see what the sign was actually supposed to say

I’ve run tumbleweed for quite a while with no issues. I’ve never had to reinstall it.

It is an experimental distro, that’s what was the original purpose. That’s coming from what their website stated toward the beginning of the project. They may not call it that now, but not much has fundamentally changed in arch since that time besides the introduction of systemd.

I’d recommend opensuse tumbleweed. It’s still a rolling distribution, it still has more bleeding edge software, but its package manager, zypper, does atomic updates, so if something doesn’t install right it rolls it back.

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Been that way since the beginning. It’s an experimental distro, not for production systems.

Holy shit this is a great bit because I’m like this but a couple orders of magnitude lower on the tab count. My SO criticizes my Firefox abuse.

I use Thunderbird on desktop and mobile

&udm=14 makes google usable again

TIL

Damn, imagine charging once a month

This is stupid and unnecessary

I love it

lol

This poor dude is going to log into github tomorrow confused as hell

I like this definition of Professionalism, and I try to carry myself with an attitude of such with everything I do, regardless of whether I get paid to do it. I guess it goes back to how I was raised, because my dad and grandfather definitely instilled that in me. Scouts probably helped, too. That seems to be lacking in a lot of people today.

It sounds like the person you worked with to get the antenna situation sorted was a learned person. They’d definitely been there before. It’s good to learn from people like that. Lessons can come the easy way or the hard way. I prefer the easy way.