Notices by James Wells (nikatjef@mastodon.acm.org)

@apps
Took it out for a very quick spin this morning and other than the startup, it works fine. The startup is a bit too long, but I suspect that is just the shared relay.

I have followed you and myself but couldn't find any tags yet. Will try again later

@apps
Very cool looking app... I have to ask though, are you planning to replace Fedilab with Holos?

@inthehands
Can't answer your question directly, but when you register with, US based and Australian based anyway, registrars, you have the ability to name three different people/roles. Each has different authority, but this should cover what you are trying to do

@hellomiakoda
Damn, would have taken me a long time to even think of LAG as the culprit... Nice catch

@lauerhahn
Most Americans have credit and debit cards, so going electronic is less of an issue for them than you might realize. Having said that, yes there is a segment of society that eschews banks and instead waste their money with check cashing services... Those are the people who are being targeted with this BS proposal.
@lauren

@hellomiakoda
I have been putting it at the bottom since the mid-'80s at least when I used SUN's version of CDE. When I first saw Gnome (and Unity) with the bar at the top it just felt wrong to me.

@hellomiakoda
While I agree with you, you need to understand who *they* are. For the most part *they* are the remnants of the people who lost the revolutionary war and to *them* you are unamerican. They believe in landed gentry, in slavery, in male dominance, etc. To *them*, you are betraying God's law and for your resistance to Chump, you are violating *their* belief in his divinity.

@FlashMobOfOne
In my state they have a state funded website where you can anonymously check your registration status for free. So I tend to check my status a couple times a year.

@susankayequinn
Before people say something about active duty military people getting a second and job or other such bullshit, please note that most military service members are precluded, by their duty schedules, from getting a second job. Additionally, because of their deployment and transfer schedules it is generally hard for their spouses to get / maintain second jobs as well.

@hellomiakoda
Okay, I can see 16GB being an issue. Might I suggest looking at Openbox for your DE, specifically with some of the Raspbian modifications. Another option, and I forgot the name of the DE, but Tony Linux and Spyder Linux are both mini distributions that have a really small and extremely lightweight DE.

@hellomiakoda
Might I ask what you are trying to install that is using that much space? I don't do games on Linux and so far the only thing I have installed that uses that much is the Unreal editor and when I built a Proxmox laptop prototype.

@hellomiakoda
Can't really imagine how small it has to be... I used to run Linux with X and a browser on 8M RAM with 320M disk... And even modern versions of Linux can be run on 1G RAM with 20G disks.

@jeffowski
You have obviously never had the displeasure of using a HP laptop.

I would suggest booting a rescue/live system and run some diagnostics on the root disk... My gut feeling is that you you just need to repair the partition table. I say that because you are getting far enough to prove that your disk is good, but not able to find the root partition

@hellomiakoda
Hope it solved your issue. G'luck

@hellomiakoda
Not sure if that is the issue, but when you log into the box, you get a shell, and if the shebang is broken or missing, your existing shell will be used. Cron doesn't have a shell, it would not be able to run the script.

@hellomiakoda
You are showing a space between the ! and / IIRC that is breaks it

@hellomiakoda
Just in case you are unaware of the shebang line, I use env to call the first bash entry in the path, which is usually /bin/bash, but not always.

@hellomiakoda
A simple test would be something like the following in /etc/cron.hourly;
#!/usr/bin/env bash
/usr/bin/env logger "running: $@"

Then check, /etc/crontab to see what time cron.hourly runs and watch your system log around that time

@hellomiakoda
1. What is the shebang for your scripts. I ask because many versions of cron default on restrictive paths and may not find your executor if you don't fully qualify the filename
2. I often use "/use/bin/env logger 'Made it to stage: X'" where X is a step number. That will get written to your system log or journal

@kitten
It is from the Airplane series... Someone will ask a simple question and the answer is similar to yours followed by "but that is beside the point" or "but that is not important right now"

@AliciaBytes @RamenCatholic