Can you share your experience with OpenBSD please?

I heard that OpenBSD is not so friendly enough to daily drive as a primary operating system. Are you using it?

Btw, today I tried once again to install Void and successfully installed it on my computer. With 5hrs + concentrated setup, I installed graphic drivers, power management tools, swap and app armor on the system.

Don’t know how the experience will be, but this time, with a successful installation, I feel much more satisfied than building arch.

Just try to install it and use it for 1 week, and then you know the pain.

Today I tried VoidLinux once again, and after hours of trying to enable audio, I failed and finally built Arch from root. 😐

Why don’t kde? Are they also into AI slop? I didn’t used elementaryOS yet. Is elementaryOS a good daily driver? Also what about Arch?

Yes, by pointing multiple times to the parent directory, the issue is solved.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="../../styles/style.css" />

<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="../../images/favicon.png" />

In stack overflow i saw,

/ = root of the current drive, ./ = current directory, ../ = parent of the current directory.

What exactly is this .../ ?

Btw, I solved it by writing the path like this,

<link rel="stylesheet" href="../../styles/style.css" />

<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="../../images/favicon.png" />

Thank you for taking time to answer me.

Confusing… If neither / or nor .../ should be there then how to define the path. Or I just didn’t get what you mean?

Am opening the html files in a web browser by double clicking it.

Yeah, that makes sense. Thanks.

Is there any other way I can define the path so the update directly visible in the web browser? Or the only way to do it is by changing the file structure?

Thanks. Very interesting website.

Actually what is Dangit, Git ? Both looks identical.

Yes I did. But still the message displayed again and again.

But now the issue is fixed by using git reset --hard commit_hash which is mentioned by another commenter.

Thank you for your response.

Yes, I needed to revert back to a commit that done around 2 weeks ago. Approximately 5-6 commits behind.

I fixed the merge conflict by going to the specific file it mentioned which is /app/build/posts.html. And on the code line vscodium suggested me to recover multiple lines of code i previously deleted from the html file. I recovered the deleted lines of code and performed a commit and push.

Now the issue is fixed by using git reset --hard commit_hash which is mentioned by another commenter.

Thank you for trying to help.

git reset --hard commit_hash This worked. Thanks.

This is the most privacy-hardened phone ever created. No more tweaks needed. You are good to go.

Also, after Google locked down Android, most phones will behave exactly like this.

No, that’s why I wonder why he is messing with me.

He said “your”.

There is nothing to do with me about that. Fuck yourself, bro!

Did using signal with the old SMS feature privided any additional level of privacy or security? Means, no matter what all the SMS are unencrypted and goes through ISP right?

Which means they actually didn’t use signal at all.

They used SMS and are still continuing using SMS.

Then they ask me back, “What’s the point of stopping one threat when thousands of ways exist to track them?”

From my personal research, I found that their messaging tool of choice is not only linked to privacy and security but also some features like status, stories, and the app design. Primarily the popularity and slop.