Sonarr and Radarr heavily rely on quality profiles you need to define, for examples see TrashGuides.

Your system probably needs less setup in comparison

Do you know any? I’ve never really looked beyond ntfy.sh until now

Make your changes in a new branch and rebase/squash when you push it to main.

“production ready” sure you are

I always shut down my PC. No need to keep it wasting electricity (even a little) when I’m away and I can wait a bit for it to boot again

I think that’s the deepseek logo? Only one not looking like an asshole

Context: https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/25/bcachefs_creator_ai/

Imo anyone who wants to learn doesn’t stay a beginner for long. Those people will find Arch/Endeavour naturally without prompting.
Real beginners are those who don’t want to learn anything beyond the basics and those are the people I mean when I talk about beginners.

I’d not recommend Endeavour. It’s just a preconfigured Arch, which is great if you want Arch but not great for users not used to dealing with Arch.

Don’t they have AI for that? /s

I don’t use a headset. I have proper headphones and a cheap clip-on mic for the rare occasion.

FYI, there’s a button specifically made for cross posting

There’s this great rage blog post from 1.5 years ago by a data scientist

I Will Fucking Piledrive You If You Mention AI Again

Updates? You just vibecode a new compiler that follows the new spec

I’m curious how you define halfway through. It’s somewhat difficult if you’re on your first first play through.

I’d encourage you to go read the discussions Arch Linux and Debian had before deciding to go with systemd

Edit: fix grammar

Maybe they have UPnP enabled on the router and printer

Interesting paper and I agree with the researchers to consider full server compromise in scope for online password managers. Maybe I missed it, but I’d have liked a section on the response by vendors. Mistakes happen, but the response and actions taken are very important for (continued) trust in a vendor.

The truth is nobody is building an alternative to a bunch of great API that systemd just gives you for free.

They didn’t even untangle the web of half-finished and abandoned XMPP clients