Theres a reason we have 256TB SSDs. Consumers dont really need them and they are of limited value vor conventional Datacentres.

Its Kind of insane to think about that you have to put so much effort into deshittifying windows 11. At that point its probably easier to switch to Linux (if you dont have anything that forces you to use win 11)

Testing is for those who are not confident in their programming skills.

AS long AS you dont plan on selling your Ram I would still ask why you need so much RAM (if youre not running a lot if AI locally)

You may want to look into how the xz backdoor has been discovered. That backdoor was very well hidden. Implementing a crypto mining malware would be blatantly obvious and yes, people do in fact look at such code

Believe it or not, but ed (or in Addition sed) gets used quite a lot when editing files or strings in bash scripts.

Planned on doing that

I do hate myself, but not that much

How do I selfhost my bedbugs?

At the end after ä ö and ü

That’s a very good idea, will definitely do that.

Im using OpenSuse, but after someone made me aware, that I can in fact run jellyfin on my local machine and just run the server when needed, already installed jellyfin (since im planning on hosting it on my soon to be server, so might as well get some practice using it.

I was talking about my PC, but I do not want to always search the film in my Hard drive (and I really liked the interface from jellyfin, so I wanted something similar)

UwU

It really is a great OS

xkcd.com/378/

https://xkcd.com/378/

Oh yeah I remember netbeans from my school days. Was a quite nice one, but we more or less used it like a glorified texteditor with some buttons (except for the UI editor. Used that quite a lot).

I use the normal mode

i think it really depends on what you want to do, what languages you use and what text editor/ide you use. From my experience its usually not really worth it to get used to an IDE for bash. They all sucked. So instead I just have my emacs and my shell and I can start coding.