CTRL-L to clear your terminal output. Or type clear

Right, agreed. My initial point was some cities create a street address to represent the homeless encampment (or homeless people), and the homeless number their tents. This was so that support systems or jobs that need something on a form for processing get satisfied, and homeless get mail if needed. I sure hope somebody comes up with a better method of the housing issues. Here in BC the cities have bought up old hotels and converted them to low barrier housing, but it doesn’t address all their needs like mental health care, drug rehabilitation, etc

Where I grew up we had PO BOX as our address, not at end of street, but at the town’s Post office. Drivers license had PO BOX because that is how you would get mailed citations or new license. I am familiar with the rental style POBOX you reference, but these were municipal govt post boxes.

Ironically they renumbered our streets after about 30 years so the address changed LOL

As far as policing, I’m in Canada so we had provincial police, and province Im in now and others use federal police, so the jurisdiction stuff didn’t apply

Seems odd since some places only have PO Boxes.

It is not a false address, it has been purposely setup to give homepess people an address of service for forms. To get around beauracracy

I believe the farming industry was lobbying or getting laws passed that made undercover whistleblowers illegal in that industry.

I heard some places have a false address you can legit use as your “fixed” address and mail gets held at general delivery. This alone has given opportunity to people. And if I were cold on the street $7500 cash will get me robbed and still cold, I would rather a warm place to sleep. Hotel rooms would eat up $7500 in no time.

Failed OpenSource Software

So back to castles and seiges

Yeah, I meant amazing that he created all that while struggling with schizophrenia, I can only imageline the accomplishments if he was well.

It is too bad his mental health overtook him, with proper medicine that guy could have been such a much more amazing computer science dude. Although maybe the meds would have taken away his inner insight. It amazing that singled handedly he built his own OS. It is a wacky system, but still amazing

Carpet diem and all that

I seem to recall a Linux show where DasGeek was having a similar issue, If I’m recalling correctly it involved editing a polling value in a file.

The other commentor mentioned theirs broke after update. So it is probably that. Reason I ask about USBC to A adapter is yubikey fits either way in the adapter A side. And I have had it upside down in the adapter and not realized it.

I will have to stop manually typing ascending tricons. LOL. I have used them often in correspondence and documents. It was a technique taught in English class.

Mint or Zorin

• Has it ever worked on that PC?
• Do you have pcscd installed?
• Are you using a USB-A yubikey with a USB-C adapter?

But he is clearly rolling on the floor in agony clutching his shin, it must be a priority case.

There are some. COCKPIT would probably suit most people. OpenSUSE has a GUI Services tool built into YAST

Cool. I have been using the built in YAST2 GUI services on OpenSUSE. But for other machines COCKPIT webgui uses systems to view and manage services.