I’m all for ownership of games/movies/etc. But what good is a disc if the game requires a day1 patch to work properly?
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girst@feddit.orgOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•A Netadmin's NAS: Creating a maintenance-free NAS based on RouterOS, from a homelab holdout's perspectiveEnglish
1·7 months agoI realise my comment may have come off as rude and made me sound like an asshole.
Nah, all good :)
Sure, you could use debian (nice meme), but i have an irrational aversion to it, mostly rooted in its packaging system
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Recently got a place with my boyfriend and he thinks this is perfectly fine
2·7 months agoReal pros just need 1 sheet: https://youtu.be/W7sSWVzgaHo
girst@feddit.orgOPto
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1·7 months agoYeah, their GPL “compliance” is a disgrace.
My thinking was that while the initial setup time might be comparable, i’m banking on saving time with long-term maintenance. Most regular linux distributions have so many moving parts that often also change from one major version to the next. One could argue a bespoke minimal installation based on alpine or something would alleviate that, but at the cost of much more setup time (for me, at least). But i’m not saying my way is particularly the best; it’s just what works well enough for me.
Appreciate your words!
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7·7 months agoWell, i get your snark but i disagree. To me, the annoying part of sysadminning is the “keeping things running” part. Doing them once is unavoidable.

Bluebell? More like blueballs, amiritefellas?