We almost have the same setup then, I use

ssh_hostnames=$(grep "^Host " ~/.ssh/config | awk '!/*/ {print $2}')
for host in $ssh_hostnames
do
 alias $host="ssh $host"
done

in my .bash_aliases to parse the ~/.ssh/config file and cut off the 'ssh ’ part automatically for every Host I have in there.

You can also use ssh shorthands in ~/.ssh/config

With the added benefit of it looking like you’re yelling at your prompt in order to get it to use sudo.

Meh, crap is barely a swear word is it?

Actually, hitting someone with a nail bat should be definitive proof they’re not a robot. (according to Asimov’s Laws)

Come to think of it, the nail-bat-test could replace those annoying captcha’s altogether!

“I have instructed my staff to handle your information request, you have been charged a ‘contact information handling’ fee of 50 dollars”

Right now, nothing 😈 (but my dotfiles/etc configs live on several machines)

Before, I used Restic (incremental, encrypted backup over network), which I really liked. I think I should set it up again.

*ne pas avoir

Goddamn I cant believe I have to explain this. Typing porn as pron or pr0n is funny because it connotates a rather transparent way of trying to hide your porn collection on a computer used by others/relatives. It in no way has anything to do with censoring. Stop getting faux outraged by every little non-thing. (he said outraged by a non-thing)

Worst-case scenario.

And they’re red, that means the offer is about to expire. Better act quick!

Not your run of the mill ‘Russia throwing out windows’ news item…

TempleOS

Btw also an awesome way of telling people you’re pregnant.

fyi, systemctl disable/enable has a --now flag

–force-and-I-really-mean-it-this-time

Keep in mind an unencrypted /boot partition still leaves you open to an evil maid attack. I’m not really paranoid (or interesting) enough that I feel the need to take measures to prevent those kinds of attacks, but your situation may differ.

Yes that was the point.

Oh they should definitely choose Rocky as name for the next Debian release.