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Strange - i'll take a look into it.

lol yeah I lost interest already :) I have it backed up though so it'd be easy to bring back to life.

Yeah there was at least one main one about an hour ago .. other than that no real big blips.

Do you have anything in your /etc/hosts file? Could you put something in your /etc/hosts file to cheat it for now? :)

As a popular infrastructure as code tool, Terraform has revolutionized the way software developers deploy and manage cloud resources. However, Terraform's command-line interface can be overwhelming for new users, and seasoned users may find themselves repeating the same tasks over and over...

This is true - I scroll back often but also like a semi-clean slate lol :)

BTW, try ctrl-l instead of typing clear. Quicker and easier :)

Looks like you just need to set up dns for www.chlyde.com to point to your local machine. You could add the following to your /etc/hosts file: 192.168.0.10 www.chlyde.com chlyde.com (replace the ip w/ the correct one) then reload your browser.

Weird - reading online stuff the R is to restore an undeleted marked file, but man chattr does state R is for recursive

How about using find? find /usr/share/icons/breeze/ -exec chattr +i {} \; You could see which files it'd affect by testing with: find /usr/share/icons/breeze/ -exec ls -al {} \; I haven't used chattr enough to know if its recursive works haha :) Edit: jumping down the chattr rabbit hole, it...

Having incorrect dns can cause delays in some applications .. even just opening a terminal. What's currently in your /etc/resolv.conf file? At the very least, it should have a line like this: nameserver 127.0.0.53 Something may not be acting right in whatever ip you have there - replace it...

Some of my favorites from the examples above.. ctrl-a to move to the beginning of the line and ctrl-e to get to the end .. along w/ crtl-r to search previous (though i do a lot of grepping history as well).

The GNU Bash shell, an acronym for GNU Bourne-Again Shell, is a Unix shell and command-line interpreter used in most Linux distributions and macOS. It has become the de facto standard for shell scripting and is widely used by developers and system administrators. One of my favorite reasons for...

I'd probably look on ebay for a used thinkpad

Yeah, there's pros/cons no matter how they're listed. That's why we have the ability to search by location.