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And ruin a perfectly good marble kitchen table in the process... priceless!

I would also opt for an AMD CPU... my 2 cents.

"No real issues, but I'll play it even safer next time."

Some semi-famous leg spreading girl... god knows these days, everyone wants to be famous.

I am Jack's extremely surprised brain 🤨.. I share Windows Update Blocker by the same company (well... sorta... I don't think they're a real company) and I constantly get backlash "it's not open source, god knows what it's doing in the background!", even though I have analyzed the binary (to an extent) and never noticed anything malicious about it (and I have shared this as well with the community). BUT, I share this (also closed source) and people thank me 🤨? WTF 🤨...

It's already been done, it's called PowerRun.

https://www.sordum.org/9416/powerrun-v1-6-run-with-highest-privileges/

Nothing special about it, it just runs everything you load into it as TrustedInstaller or SYSTEM.

They can still take a stab at it 🤷. Why else would you actually add something like this... it makes no sense to me.

I think you're misunderstanding their goal.

Then it's fucking useless and that IS NOT sudo.

Actually, you do... does it have higher authority than TrustedInstaller or SYSTEM?

If they can, it's probably like having synesthesia for them.

LSD droplets are cheaper to be honest... and you get to see all the colors, not just magneta!

Actually, I had to seafch for it, it's not hosted on Lemmy, it's just linked from Tennor.

I think there is an option, it's just not enabled by default.

That is very sad.

See, this is why BTRFS is a good idea.

I borked one of my installs today by accident. I'm not even sure what happened... I upgraded the kernel, then weird things started happening, then X just froze, I restarted, runit would't even go to phase 3 of the boot process, X couldn't load, just gave a bunch of errors. Oh well, BTRFS to the rescue 😊. This is where things get interesting 😂.

I was on the phone with my wife while I was trying to bring back a snapshot of the volume... have no idea what I did, but I managed to wipe the root subvolume 😂. Not like just empty, but completely gone 🤣. OK 😬. Let's see if the snapshots are still there. Yep, still there. OK, recreated the subvolume and tried to load a snapshot of it, this time, wuthout talking on my phone 😂. Worked like a charm 😊. Restart, sure enough, it loads grub and the OS, everything's back to normal 😊.

Start using filesystems that can make snapshots, like BTRFS or ZFS. Sure, they have a bit of a learning curve, but trust me, it's worth it.

LTS and no tinkering are for production. And yes, they will be stable AF.

Fix one, get 100 for free. Why? Because there was a delicate balance and you ruined it!

And package!