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daf , 5 months ago to linux in I finally nuked windows

Also checkout Heroic Launcher, Epic gives free games every week, there’s plenty of fun to have with those too.

daf , 9 months ago to nostupidquestions in If you found an f35 fighter jet in south carolina, what would you do with it?

take off

Knew you meant it as a joke but i thought it interesting to share that Fighters don’t have a simple “start” button, here’s a F-16 startup sequence for reference.

daf , 9 months ago to funny in More questions than answers

The legs seems extremely straight in the image so it seems very likely the back is just a structure he’s dragging on wheels (no second person).

daf , 11 months ago to programmerhumor in When you have to update the server

It’s just yay it will update by default if no parameters are passed.

daf , 11 months ago to selfhosted in Question on Proxmox Pools (I'm a bit of a noob)

Be aware in RAID0 if one of the HDD fails, the content on both will be lost lost.

daf , 11 months ago to mildlyinfuriating in Everything has LEDs now and they drive me nuts

Check your tv settings, most of mine have an option to turn off the led.

daf , 11 months ago to selfhosted in Question on Proxmox Pools (I'm a bit of a noob)

Sounds like you’re passing the physical HDDs to the VM instead of creating a new virtual HDD file in your proxmox pool.

If you don’t mind me asking, what are you trying to do with your VM?

daf , 11 months ago to selfhosted in What are your most used selfhosted services?

In terms of services I use the most I guess it would be these:

• OpenHAB + HABapp + zigbee2mqtt + mosquitto (home automation)
• Foundry VTT
• piHole (DNS)
• OpenMediaVault (NAS)

daf , 11 months ago to linux in New to linux... I have no idea how to fix this error...

Since OP is new to linux I’ll just add this in case it’s helpful.

To edit a file owned by root (super account) you can use sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list or alternatively sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list in a terminal.

In the editor save by using the key combo Ctrl+S and exit with Ctrl+X.

Commenting is adding a # in front of the line.

so the file should look like something like this

<pre style="background-color:#ffffff;">
<span style="color:#323232;"># deb cdrom:[Debian GNU/Linux 11.5.0 _Bullseye_ - Official amd64 NETINST 20220910-10:38]/ bullseye main
</span>