

I use Debian stable and subscribe to the debian-security-announce mailing list, so I update each time I get an email from it.


I use Debian stable and subscribe to the debian-security-announce mailing list, so I update each time I get an email from it.


I am taking a class to learn a second language. The things I am having trouble with are the things I have trouble with in my native language (English) as well. Such as:
Thankfully as soon as the lesson is over I can go directly home and be alone for several hours.


Ms. PacMan


+1. I know many other F1 sponsors are far worse companies doing far more damage (e.g. Google, Petronas, Aramco, Oracle), but I cannot conjure for them the visceral hate that I have for Atlassian.
I guess years of being forced to use Jira and Confluence will do that.


BTW, buying the official dock may not solve your problem. I have the official dock. When the Deck battery gets low, it does not provide enough power for both the dock and one of my keyboards.


If you plug the Deck charger into the dock, then plug the Deck and keyboard into the dock, it works, right?
If so, the problem is that the Deck does not provide enough power for both the dock and the keyboard.
I have my charger plugged into the dock 24/7 with no problems.


What happens if you do:
Deck – docking station – regular usb hub – mechanical keyboard


I still do not trust Sony after the CD rootkit incident.
Maybe HMD?


Deltarune, Kitsune Tails, Railbound
I have 5 docker-compose-based services. I wrote a shell script:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
for y in $(find /etc/ -name docker-compose.yml); do
cd $(dirname $y)
docker compose pull
systemctl restart $y
done
(edit: spelling; thanks Unquote0270)
It doesn’t rain in Northern Ireland?


Letting the majority of voters who have to deal with the consequences of our collective decisions impose their will on the minority of self-centered rich people is a great way to run a government.


It would be better to have no SUVs than to have the 2 billion pounds.


“at about 2mph” means at least 10.
You just described me better than I could, down to what my wife says. (Except I never got therapy.)
I never got treatment, and do not see what advantage treatment could give at this stage of my life. The important thing for me is having a few friends who are also autistic, having a spouse who understands my issues, and having a job that accepts my strengths and weaknesses.
I think the lack of friends who are also autistic was the big difficulty for me early in my life. I did not know I was autistic, and did not have any interactions with anybody else who was. I always felt like an outsider, even at home with my family. Having a few (but no more than a few) friends I could really relate and connect to, and the independence to be me and not have to conform all the time make life good.


Why not just keep /home on a separate partition? Or just backup ~/.mozilla/?


Pick a hobby that brings you joy, and then figure out how to get the easiest job that will support you doing that hobby.
How old is she? It can take a long time to learn to express emotions. I was terrible at it in my teens, still pretty bad at it in my 20s, and I finally feel like I am getting kinda okay at it in my mid-40s.
Be patient. Let her know that it is okay if she cannot explain an emotion today.
Consider the two of you keeping a diary of times that she was and was not able to express feelings. Maybe in the future at other times she can go through it and say “I feel like I felt when we wrote this entry”, or “I think this word/expression/description describes how I felt then”, or “I think this fictional character we are watching/reading is supposed to feel how I felt at this time”. Maybe it will help her learn how to explain some emotions, or least help you identify in retrospect.
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