Bluetooth works great. Debian w/ XFCE (pulseaudio). But, there is some config on a fresh install:
# apt install blueman pulseaudio-module-bluetooth
# nano /etc/pulse/default.pa
add:
load-module module-switch-on-connect
# nano /etc/bluetooth/input.conf
change:
IdleTimeout=0
Actually, Mars was named after its founder, Franklin Clarence Mars.
GO. It’s a Federal Government department that is jointly run by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of International Development, and the Minister of International Trade. Putting out travel advisories is part of their mandate.
Canadian here… in spring, 10C is shorts and t-shirt weather, eh?
Always wipe and do a fresh install. If you’re installing Linux, its unlikely that the refurbisher will have installed your flavour of Linux anyway. If you want to dual-boot with Windows, most business ThinkPads come with a Windows Pro licence - just download the ISO and install it fresh, then install Linux.
Refurbished ThinkPads are awesome!
Sent from my ThinkPad T580 (with both an internal and removable battery, I get 10+ hours of battery life)
Now and then I think of when I was in power
Like choking people with the Force until they died
But then you told them all my history
And took away my masculinity
And had my character portrayed by subpar actors.
*For Twitter Blue users only
You’re right! We need more cowbell Debian. I’ve got a fever and the only prescription is Debian!
Oh, here we go for the hundredth time…
eh… It doesn’t matter, I’ll probably get hit by a car anyway
As a Type II diabetic:
fuck
As a punk:
All I wanted was a Pepsi
Just one Pepsi
*Diet Pepsi contains sucralose, not aspertame, so I guess I’m good (for now)
My phone was updated via the Play Store to 0.0.35 about 18 hours ago.
I have no idea if it’s forced staged rollouts or if it’s just the lag syncing new apps across goggle’s servers globally, but it always seems to take 2-3 days for everyone to get a new update for any app in Google Play.
Funding, even in a not-for-profit sense, will always be an issue. Wikipedia struggles, but kinda makes it work. We’re going to need something creative for the fediverse…
x2
Although, TBH, I was farking and SA-ing at the same time. Something Awful in its prime was incredible.
Yes. ssh’s RSA encryption uses liblzm.