I don’t have advice to offer but depending on the program you are using, it might be autosaving your work to a temporary file, for example vim does this by default.
You could look into settings for autosaving or temporary files in your programs.
It’s only partly true. I am a bit exhausted but not as much as I am just done with the controlled-opposition bullshit propaganda.
https://itsfoss.com/linux-tablets/ you could take a look here
Why not a PineTab though? It is the exact thing that you’re describing.
No thanks, I’ll stick with real rendering.
That’s exactly what we expected and why we built JWST in the first place
Yes, that’s all the comment read
So what you’re saying is that it’s a valid comparison?
Again?
I’m using ZFS in RAID1 for my /home directory on Gentoo, but not for the root filesystem. Setting it up actually isn’t too bad. It should be straightforward to install and only a couple commands to create and mount the zpool.
When I upgrade the system, sometimes it does not autoimport the zpool on next boot, and I need to do a # zpool import -f pool_name && reboot, but otherwise there have been no issues.
General ZFS config info:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/ZFS#Zpools
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ZFS#Configuration
Root filesystem info:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/ZFS#ZFS_root
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Install_Arch_Linux_on_ZFS#Installation
It’s not even subtle. Just controlled opposition
Team Fortress 2
Gentoo still exists 🙂
What?? Just… straight from Congress?? I think this kind of highlights how this efficiency department has no real power. They don’t have the authority to plan or cut or divert money from NASA projects and Congress decides NASA budget.
Or a known Russian asset to head national intelligence.
The DoD and NASA are the ones that pay SpaceX through government contracts. If he cuts NASA, then that is less money for SpaceX
Way too late to “fight” them this way, it’s already served it’s purpose for them. Everyone needed to have done this like a year ago, dummies. But yeah, still delete it anyway.
Huh? It’s been a while since I’ve used non-headless Debian, but why is it bad for KDE? Needs more cutting edge versions?