Yeah so grub can see the disk but then the kernel can’t. Efi and other tricks aren’t involved.
I think your route is to find out why the kernel hates your ass. Probably an upd pulled a driver … But who removes the SATA or nvme stuff?
Either way, it’s in the kernel and not the boot or the core apps. I don’t use endeavour, where I could provide better help, but I think the kernel is your best suspect for this crime.
a repeater magnet mounted to the roof.
What’s a repeater magnet?
That’s the joy of open source though: you can stop it. You are free to use another init system, fork projects
That and a big company looking to manufacture a perceived advantage by aggreasively pushing their shit into the mainstream - good fit to be taken over by IBM - who can bankroll the slapdash dev and bully ISVs, and you’re set.
your favorite thing is being ruined and you can’t stop it,
Hardly a ‘favourite thing’; it’s like making a water slide out of a river : Wantonly wrecking something simple, effective and usable for this mishmash isn’t ruining something sacred as much as it is destroying something for no reason to dramatically create something lesser the world didn’t need. Except with more hype, payola, ageism, strong-arm adoption and cult worship.
the virulently anti-systemd crowd are among the ones that baffle me the most.
Tell me you need to learn more about scope creep, Unix and system design using different words.
Is that where spelling goes to die? People were ‘maxing’ their caffeine decades before whatever vapid influencerati re-coined the badly-written version. I still am not sure it was spelled wrong knowingly.
Absolutely this. I only came here to say this very thing; just, not as well.
Datacenters using water for cooling are a bit of a rarity outside the dotcoms, I think.
Fun fact: Logan TSA asked the FAA for paperwork showing those things are safe. Anything.
FAA said fuck you.
That’s kinda all I need.
I know the anecdotes say it’s good. But with anything introduced hurriedly and without clear need - we know the TSA doesn’t have good track record anyway - the hype-to-utility ratio is too high.
Is a criminal to a criminal really a hero? Does a double negative become a positive? I think so.
Krasnov is successful.
ask a polite question
Questions aren’t imperatives, and also end in different punctuation.
He said ‘comm’. I’m ever sure he means ‘community’. It’s like someone saying “etc just means Extra Tangy Crunch. I use it all the time.”
The Nortel remembers.
Mature software doesn’t need hourly updates. All the shit that leverages the library repos in horribly unsafe ways - ohai npm - that stuff needs constant updates.
In related news, evolution is hard to see up close.
Those of us who have asked to avoid the cancer box and been subjected to a subjectively punitive pat-down and fashion show experience are already anticipating just that. Yay!
(And for added fun, call it a cancer box. Wow, when you get that one TSA who only has bad days will you get a great speech as well)
I always forget that “choose better parents” one weird trick. ;-)
99% of Canada lives within 100mi of the US border, and armed agents have invaded Canada to kidnap a Canadian for ‘breaking’ an American law as a Canadian not breaking any Canadian laws, on Canadian sovereign soil, so they can render that person to America and convict there.
(glances at tripling costs for ram, GPU, storage, now power)
Imagine my complete lack of surprise !
We really gotta start putting embassadors into timeout for shitty comments.
“7 day suspension of entry permit. Go home.”