Thanks for the info. It looks like that’s what .NET / C# uses: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/2b60d82ef3e87876128b7f71922a1b72908b6fcf/src/libraries/System.Private.CoreLib/src/System/Environment.GetFolderPathCore.Unix.cs#L103

but please don’t hard-code ~/.config or $HOME/.config. Use the XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment variable, with $HOME/.config as a fallback if it’s not set.

Many programming languages have a cross-platform implementation of this built in to their standard library. C# has Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) which uses XDG_CONFIG_HOME on Linux, local AppData on Windows, and whatever is the correct thing on MacOS (not very familiar with how things work on MacOS)

Look for Bobs. Maybe they need furniture

medical bills from failing health

Not everyone is in the USA.

They’re not that common in residential environments. More common at businesses.

which refuses to work with modern 5GHz networks.

Companies that make IoT devices do this so they can save a bit of money. It lets them use lower end, cheaper wifi chips (or left over older-generation chips that they can buy at a discount). I’m not really a hardware person but apparently 2.4Ghz wifi radios are a lot simpler than 5Ghz ones. Apparently they’re also $2-$3 cheaper which adds up when you’re producing a lot of units.

Also, the 5Ghz band differs per country. For example, some channels are authorized in the USA but not in Europe. Some companies stick to 2.4Ghz to avoid having to make anything region-specific.

This shows some really nice attention to detail.

Air fryers are closer to impingement ovens than convection (fan-forced) ovens.

They usually have a coupon code for $7.99 for any footlong, which isn’t too bad.

Execution: 9/10

Apart from the fact that he was caught by sitting in a public place and getting recognized, rather than laying low and staying out of public view for a while.

Assuming it’s actually Luigi. Not sure there’s even definitive proof yet.

You’re right - Torx is definitely a better option. I just mentioned Pozidriv because people seem to love Phillips head so much for whatever reason, so Pozidriv seems like a logical increment from there.

You’d think that they would have switched to Pozidriv.

They’ll only go down if customers stop buying, which they won’t.

See if it’s on the Internet Archive (web.archive.org)

That’s genuinely impressive

You fat

Rude

a paranoid shut-in.

This is the way. All the bad things are outside.

Only bogans tend to use it though.

However I’ve had plenty that, for whatever reason couldn’t handle multiple major version hops

Debian only supports upgrading one major version at a time. If you’re upgrading from Debian 10 to 12, you need to first do 10 to 11, then 11 to 12. Upgrading multiple versions at a time is completely untested and unsupported.

the reality is that they arevon their knews

They what their what?