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various setup-* commands
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setup xfce
- https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Xfce
- setup-desktop xfce
- enabling dbus
- customize terminal theme
- under ~/.local/share/xfce4/terminal make link to colorchemes subdir of local clone of https://github.com/ianriva/xfce4-terminal-themes
- choose a theme via Edit -> Preferences... (Colors Tab, Presets)
# one terminal | |
$ janet | |
Janet 1.34.0-c01b32c4 linux/x64/gcc - '(doc)' for help | |
repl:1:> (def s (net/listen :unix "ptus" :datagram)) | |
<core/stream 0x55DAD743F760> | |
repl:2:> (def buf @"") | |
@"" | |
repl:3:> (def who (:recv-from s 1024 buf)) | |
<core/socket-address 0x55DAD7442020> |
diff --git a/cli/src/main.rs b/cli/src/main.rs | |
index 0337ead0..f38c8543 100644 | |
--- a/cli/src/main.rs | |
+++ b/cli/src/main.rs | |
@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ enum Commands { | |
Query(Query), | |
Highlight(Highlight), | |
Tags(Tags), | |
+ BuildWasm(BuildWasm), | |
Playground(Playground), |
Post-traumatic growth
During WWII, I was the navigator of a B-29 bomber based out of the Island of Saipan in the Pacific Ocean. Our mission was to bomb targets on the Japanese mainland. These were very high altitude and long range missions of 14 to 16 hours duration. The average age of our eleven man crew was 21. I was 22.
On January 27, 1945, our B-29 was shot down by a Japanese fighter plane over Tokyo at 32,000 feet. Fear and denial set in immediately among our crew, but realistically we all knew that we had to abandon our plane - it was on fire with two engines out. And as if that wasn't enough for us to worry about, the normally pressurized and heated interior of our plane had been ruptured and we were dealing with an outside air temperature of 58 degrees below zero at 32,000 feet. We would freeze solid if we didn't act fast. We had no choice but to attempt to parachute out of our disabled bomber, and to do so as fast as possible.
As the order went out, "Bail out, Bail out" we were terror-stricken you
* clonezilla backed up (and verified) a basic install of windows 10 (with updates) in a bit over 10 mins | |
* alternative stable - 20240116-mantic (ubuntu-based) worked, but debian-based seemed to not detect nvme drive | |
* https://askubuntu.com/a/802056 | |
* https://clonezilla.org/fine-print-live-doc.php?path=./clonezilla-live/doc/01_Save_disk_image/06-dev-img.doc#06-dev-img.doc | |
* restoration took around 10 minutes (including a pre-verify) - no bios fiddling was necessary | |
* windows 10 setup issue | |
* after installing from media, during the usual windows udpate process, there may be an error that doesn't seem | |
possible to go beyond (keep getting "retry"). don't have the error code for it atm, but the size of the | |
recover partition may be too small (c. 500 MB). shrinking the partition before the recover partition |
- Entirely configurable in an acceptable programming language
- Allows rolling back broken system updates easily
- Allows installing multiple versions of a package
- Community that cooperates with other user communities
- User repositories a la nix user repositories
- Package parameters
- Conforms to file hierarchy standard
- Doesn't adopt and/or maintain privacy-infringing practices
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Put as many changes as possible into a single
.reg
file and apply -
What to tweak
- Date / time format (e.g. 24 hour, 0 padding, etc.)
- Taskbar on left
- Power settings so longer-term battery life is accounted for
- Disable automatic bios updates (see device manager -> firmware -> disable all items within - better is to do through bios, but this may not be possible depending on the machine)
- Other?
- How to Wipe a Drive on Windows 10 or Windows 11 - Option 2 (powershell, cipher command)
- How to Securely Wipe the Free Space on Your Windows PC - cipher command