The first red box shows that the dotted line underneith the text doesn't go all the way to the s in the text above. In the other red box, the dotted line goes all the way.

The neice submitted a patch to add the missing line.

Great writeup, crazy how easy that one was. Basically a HTB ctf

Any idea which unit type systemctl defaults to if there are a timer and a service with the same name? I've always left the .service off, but it makes sense to get into the habit of adding it if it can cause confusion.

This reminds me that I need to go fishing... I spend way too much time inside these days

Those look great, but I currently use a hand grinder. Forces me to do something in the morning if I want my coffee lol

How long would you say they last? My socks are starting to get holes in them after four years I think? I got them at my local Krogers

This is a good tip. I tend to buy my shoes at the grocery store, and they barely last a year. I'll have to look into doc martins

Awesome! I like that it updates live

Hell yeah! I wondered when it would start. Anyone know what time the other subreddits are going dark?

Curious about this as well 🤔

Welcome to the Debian family :)

I think my next laptop will be one preloaded with coreboot or libreboot, been eyeing something from the system76 lineup. Until then I'm stuck with this MSI gaming laptop lol

Hey, thanks for the great response!

I was wondering why all the supported hardware were thinkpads from yesteryear. That makes sense about IME too. My laptop is definitely too modern then, unfortunately.

I got a question. How likely am I to brick my laptop by flashing libreboot if it's not on the supported hardware list?

I'm a software guy, so I don't fully know the dangers of messing with firmware lol

This was such a good read. Makes me want to get into application security auditing.

If only it was easier to find things like this, but sadly most companies aren't this scummy/incompetent xD

Yeah it's pretty slick

Great resources, thanks!

Adding to this, journalctl -fu service will jump to the bottom of the log and effectively tail -F the log so any new output will be appended to your terminal

I'm a Rust noob too, my work is in Java. However, I don't think a mirroring tool would need to be implemented in rust necessarily

So I had actually already done this when I switched to bookworm when it wasn't stable.

I am curious: what does setting LC_ALL do? I'm familiar with all the other commands though