In the few years of me exclusively using the command line to manage files, even having rm aliased to rm -rf, and at some point to sudo rm -rf, out of convenience, I think it has happened thrice that I deleted the wrong file, and twice I was able to restore it with (hourly) backups. The third time, it was a minecraft world which I had created to test some mods and the server start script, and I had excluded it from backups because my ~/games dir is usually only used by steam.
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Or have backups (lol)
I'm happy with my Gigabit Switch with 4 SFP modules :3
(Got that two months too early for christmas tho)
Maybe most smaller ones have hosted both things separately, e.g.. with a dedicated minecraft server hoster and a common website-building+hosting service, and don't want to run an extra server for a proxy just for this.
With bigger servers (eg. Hypixel, 2b2t) or selfhosted servers (eg. mine), everything is on the same physical (or virtual) machine anyway and therefore everything has the same address, so you wouldn't even need a proxy.
I do, except I always used du -hs *, which does not include hidden (.-Prefixed) files. So a double trap.
The Problem is: I don't have a DE, and therefore didn't realize programs would still try to use trashbins.
And with that you may be the youngest user here, beating an anonymous user in c/ich_iel@feddit.org by one year.
12ft.io almost never works for me tbh.
Also, appending before something is called prepending, similar to how a prefix after something is a suffix.
LMAO. KeePass ftw.
Even Wayland works well on Nvidia now
Damn lies. Nvidia works like shit on Wayland and newer kernels.
Soon to be neater, with the official memory fan, more drive caddys, and an extra DHCP/DNS server.