Ah okay, it’s a user unit then. Try the following:
$ systemctl --user enable ydotoold
$ systemctl --user start ydotoold
Ah okay, it’s a user unit then. Try the following:
$ systemctl --user enable ydotoold
$ systemctl --user start ydotoold
Sadly very typical for science journalists.
It looks like you’re missing the ydotool.service unit file in the package. Can you check by running dpkg -L ydotool-custom (the name of the package you chose in step 3.4)?
Unit files are how services are defined in most Linux-based desktop systems, similar to services in Windows.
That basically is Die Hard.
a good manual grinder will beat any fancy electric one
You mean the price/quality ratio? Sure. I used to use Hario Skerton at work, and it’s been doing its job fine, although adjusting the grind was quite annoying. Also i think it has a very narrow adjustment range, which might be a problem if you use different brewing techniques.
can you explain the joke, i work at cloudflare


I just press M-.
This may be true, however a simpler explanation is that a lot of people are in relationships, so the prior probability of liking someone who’s not in a relationship is already low. Also it could be that attractive people are more likely to be in a relationship, further reducing this probability.


fzf is great for quickly finding files e.g. in large code repositories.
tcpdump can help diagnose network issues.


tmux is based


Also if you make a typo you can quickly fix it with ^, e.g.
ls /var/logs/apache
^logs^log


Number one will forever and ever be strace
Not even a good Terminal film.
i knew i was forgetting something
In liquid form?
Except solar. And wind. And hydro.


The design is very human.
I’ve no idea, never really had an ultrawide.
I used to be a dual monitor user, but nowadays I’m using a single large monitor because I had to rearrange some things in my work room. For work a single monitor is fine, but I’m also doing some Twitch streaming, and multiplayer gaming, and for that I actually am now thinking of going back to two monitors.
The other important thing for me personally is resolution. If I’m working with text, 4k is absolutely necessary, for gaming UHD is fine.
Monitor arms do help with desk space a lot. However, you should also keep in mind that you will need some clearance behind the deck for the “elbow” of the arm.
The other option to save space is a shelf stand, which raises your monitor a little above the table and allows you to store something under it.
One is probably link local the other is global, that’s pretty normal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6_address#Address_Scopes