When you go to your account settings, you should have this:

Have you tried Gadgetbridge?

I like telegram but russians.

You know, I have friends that say this, but at the same time they’re stuck to tiktok like crazy…

I have an LG TV and was OK with it, but then I read this news recently: https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/14/23794747/lg-tv-smart-home-appliances-ads-subscriptions-webos .

Looks like nothing/nobody escapes capitalism.

one would hope so

I don’t know about him, but I have my first mac (from work) for two months and I never had Apple Music open when I plugged my headphones in.

For terminal wezterm is also awesome.

Here’s Wikipedia’s article on the subject.

Didn’t go to a concert even though one of my frieds was the guitarist for the opening band and I was invited… The next morning I found out the club was on fire and 65 people died. Romania - Colectiv. RIP good people!

I couldn’t understand exactly what the problem is… and the writing style is infuriating. State your problem, then explain what you want!

Oh no, for sure! I did it with Debian in '98-99.

Car rentals should be forced to provide a manual, especially nowadays when cars are full of computers and different cars have different operating modes/systems.

And no, I don’t think she is stupid or dumb. I would have reacted the same way to an idiotic display instead of a mirror with no sign to say “click here to switch to mirror”

Jeep Grand Cherokee

Why are people upvoting you is beyond my comprehension.

The fact that you were kids and made a mistake doesn’t mean that you can’t/shouldn’t bathe a kitten!!!

Just make sure you prepare for the task: use warm water and wash the kitten from tail to neck - it’s better to avoid the head and anyway there’s little to no fleas on the head. I’m no vet, but I got this advice from my vet when I found a flea infested kitten under my car.

So, for people reding this: yes, you can bathe your kitten, but get some advice from your vet beforehand!

OK… So, just to test, edit your crontab and run a basic command:

*/1 * * * * date >> ~/date.log

this will append the current date/time once a minute (*/1) to a file in your home dir. You can check if it works with cat ~/date.log

If that works, then try again with your command. I see you used the full path to it, that’s a good thing. Also, what does that command do if you run it manually?

You mean running systemd timers? Yes, they are great, but for a beginner I think understanding crontabs is still better.

Also, who said crontabs are deprecated? Do you have a source for that?

Use crontab. As Mint is based on Ubuntu, check out the documentation here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto

Very good and pretty in-depth review. This is interesting to me as I use a logitech mx trackball and I’d like to try other types of trackballs in the future.

@[email protected] the cross-post link is something different. :-D

Looks like a problem with cloning the nvim-dap repo from github. What happens when you try to manually clone the repo? Run git clone https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap.git in your home directory to see what happens.

LE: Maybe it’s better to post this question on [email protected]