Ubuntu was the first Linux distro I tried, and I've never tried anything else, across three laptops. I've never experienced problems like the ones you describe.
Rebase shrunk the .git folder from 280 MB to 267 MB... So in the end, I just deleted the repo AND my local .git folder, created a new repo and uploaded. Now it's 1,5 MB 😁 Thanks!
Because he has a big army. Previous leaders have honored the principle that with great power comes great responsibility. Trump honors the principle that with great power comes the power to take what the hell you want, and nobody can do a goddamn thing about it.
But what's all the GUI shenanigans for, then? There are so many configuration options under MQTT devices in the GUI, but nowhere to enter an actual MQTT topic. I wonder what it's for.
Hm, okay, thanks!
Ubuntu was the first Linux distro I tried, and I've never tried anything else, across three laptops. I've never experienced problems like the ones you describe.
Oh, only reception. Should definitely have mentioned that... Title updated.
EDIT: Wow, you're Onno VK6FLAB! Love your podcast! 😀
Rebase shrunk the
.gitfolder from 280 MB to 267 MB... So in the end, I just deleted the repo AND my local.gitfolder, created a new repo and uploaded. Now it's 1,5 MB 😁 Thanks!Thanks - I figured out how do to it - I had to use
git remote set-url origin.Ok, I figured it out - I needed to
$ git remote set-url origin ssh://git@codeberg.org/OrgName/repoName.git-and then I could push.
Because he has a big army. Previous leaders have honored the principle that with great power comes great responsibility. Trump honors the principle that with great power comes the power to take what the hell you want, and nobody can do a goddamn thing about it.
I - don't know. I suppose I have a touchpad on my laptop, since it's been installed. It's not something I've installed manually...?
Yes, with a Raspberry Pi, and sending data to the MQTT server directly with rtl_433 and the MQTT option.
But what's all the GUI shenanigans for, then? There are so many configuration options under MQTT devices in the GUI, but nowhere to enter an actual MQTT topic. I wonder what it's for.
YSK americans always assume everybody else are americans.
I don't think they will bother. They will end up in a landfill, and the school will buy new Windows computers.
You spunk trumpet.
"Sir! The radar! It appears to be - jammed!"
Back to piracy, it is, then. Yarrr! ☠️
He will be president for the rest of his life.