Yeah, another good example of the XY-Problem.

I did that. Turns out my error had nothing to do with space. I was just booting into a read-only snapshot by default. Rolling back to a later snapshot fixed everything.

You are actually kinda right. My error is that / is read only. The other subvolumes are writable. No idea why or how I can find out why.

Yeah, with time they get more and more cheeky. Depending on how you raised them of course. A common occurrence is a toddler offering you something and then pulling away when you reach for it and dying of laughter.

If I understand subvolumes correctly they share their space when they reside on the same device. I only have two partitions. One for /boot/efi and one for the rest.

You win the internet today!

We had something similar in Germany but apparently the “encryption” was much worse. The audio was unencrypted and the image was complete with just the lines being jumbled around. So if you had a key file with the correct order for the lines and a capture card you could watch it for free.

They had all the new movies earlier than other TV channels and some porn at night. As far as I recall I only used it to watch one movie. Not One Less. A great Chinese movie about a substitute teacher in a poor rural town fighting to get a kid who left to work in the city back to school.

Small tangent, I didn’t have the energy to read your whole post, so you might have addressed that. But often it’s cheaper to go with an established multi purpose device instead of building something new.

I used to build and sell Raspberry Pi gaming handhelds that were as cheap as possible and literally just held together by some string. My purpose was to get enough money through the sales to be able to build one for myself. Sure, the building process was fun. But when I crunched the numbers just buying a cheap smartphone and controller was much cheaper and more performant and versatile than the self-built solution.

Just buying a cheap phone or tablet is often the cheaper solution.

Heck, even Valve just bought off the shelve tablet displays and turned the image in software for the Steam Deck.

Hetzner (from Germany) offers Nextcloud hosting. I think it comes with their storage boxes.

We have that as well. Somewhere in the cellar. With time we grew too lazy to add any sparkles until we’d drink nothing but tap water. Didn’t even plan for that.

I’ve got tapwater in plastic bottles next to my bed to get my daily dosage of microplastic.

For VR with Oculus (Quest or older?) you can use ALVR. It can be a bit fiddly but it also gets better with each release and it’s been a while since I tried it out. Steam Link might also work. I couldn’t try that because it only works on Quest 2 and upwards and I only have a Quest 1.

A common theme I have seen with her is reporting about a new paper about an older hypothesis. Then saying stuff like “this has been known since 2007, and still [field]-scientists are ignoring it, why?” But when you watch a scientist’s video who actually is from that field they will also mention the older papers and go on to list a myriad of reasons why it hasn’t been accepted yet.

Yeah. A friend told me of his folly of ordering “salami” pizza in the US and getting some disgusting sausages.

This one sucks the least.

Of course nothing beats the absolute cheapest pizza you can find at the discounter when you’re having a LAN party.

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KDE Plasma has been getting so much more efficient with every release that you can almost recommend it for low-end systems.

Well, it’s good if you want to buy Volkswagen Quality without paying Volkswagen prices.

I always like chopping all the vegetables I have and throwing them into a pot of mashed tomatoes. Throw in some minced meat or small noodles if it tickles your fancy.

About as important as with people.