qubidt

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1. 31.▲
   by qubidt 5y ago

   Mentioned on reddit[1], but, specifically for the pacman/yay example, the command handles more than just removing a package. `pacman -Rn`/`pacman -R --nosave` removes 'backup' files (roughly equivalent to `apt purge`) an
2. 32.▲
   by qubidt 5y ago

   Modern trucks are still huge relative to other vehicles on the road. I want smaller trucks.
3. 33.▲
   by qubidt 5y ago

   My point is in *either* case you're planning on it breaking .
4. 34.▲
   by qubidt 5y ago

   What really is the difference? If you know a plastic cog has a 90% chance of breaking after 6 months you're effectively planning on it breaking. You're basically arguing that intent matters more than the effect of creating dispo
5. 35.▲
   by qubidt 6y ago

   It's the classic question of "Reform or Revolution?" These systems were built as incremental mitigations to old problems. I don't think it'll change until they collapse under their own weight and people switch over