sudo pacman -Syu Cool, more free stuff! Fresh as a morning breeze.
I cannot see what's wrong saying a day consists of 86.4 ks. It's a fact and it's mathematically correct.
Cast from the anime "Neon Genesis Evangelion", you can even read "Evangelion" on the left side of the car.
Pretty good and influential anime movie/series, it's really worth a watch. Sincerely, please give him a greeting from me.
Although the skimpy swim suits are, well, not exactly my taste and don't do the story of the series any service.
Hm, just a moment, I'll put my telephone handset into the acoustic coupler real quick so I can post my contact on the bbs
That's actually pretty sweet.
Because of excessive RAM I symlink ~/.cache to /tmp. Additionally installing zramswap helps for this scenario.
Benefits are faster access, automatc purging between reboots and no wear to the NMVe drive.
Yes, this is a single user scenario.
sudo chmod -R 777 /
Edit: don't do this, it will allow everyone and everything to read and modify all files of all mounted filesystems, this includes your personal files, system wide passwords, config files, everything and might break the whole system as not all files are meant to have these permissions, e.g. mapped hardware settings or your ssh key store.
sudo comes with immense power, do not, under any circumstances, enter commands you found on the internet without an intense look about what they do and what their implications could be. Never sudo or doas, etc., without a strong and valid reason.
Add-Ons I have installed are:
Firefox it is and was for over a decade and more. Add uBlock Origin, uMatrix and some smaller stuff and the web suddenly becomes accessible.
Wait, you are buying equipment before you even know if it's even able to work.
Then you post a photo of some faucet on the internet instead of asking your landlord or whoever put this thing on the wall.
And you are about to put that rusty piece of 100 year old with paint on it into operation? When was it last checked? Is it tight? Are the pipes all right? Where's the counter when it's gas/water/whatever? Who is the provider?