

Fortunately I’m not in Apple’s walled garden. I’m running Fedora KDE :D
Hi, I’m sbird! I like programming and am interested in Physics. I also have a hobby of photography.
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Fortunately I’m not in Apple’s walled garden. I’m running Fedora KDE :D


It’s the desktop client, should have mentioned that. My browser remembers my device.


When I used iOS, background upload seemed to work okay. On both iOS and Android, though, I occasionally go into the app to manually backup since both like to kill background processes to save on battery life.


I like things being named after cute animals


Stoat is a cute little animal, and they say they chose it because it is quick and clever. Kind of like how “Lemmy” is named after an animal that shares similar properties


Lepton to match Proton, I guess? Very interesting! I wonder what they’re going to do next…Boson? Photon? Gluon? Graviton?


Did you comment on the wrong post? Don’t think I mentioned universities, Windows, or bash


Could it be possible that the absence of mass is what drives gravity? (probably not, but it’s cool to think about)


During the holidays (i.e. I don’t go to school and back) the issue doesn’t pop up. Weird.


ok, got it. Thanks for the help! I will try that and see if it fixes the issue


a warning shows up: Warning: The system is configured to read the RTC time in the local time zone. This mode cannot be fully supported. It will create various problems with time zone changes and daylight saving time adjustments. The RTC time is never updated, it relies on external facilities to maintain it. If at all possible, use RTC in UTC by calling ‘timedatectl set-local-rtc 0’.
The warning disappears when I ran “timedatectl set-local-rtc 0”, will that fix the issue?


Time zone is GMT+8 (so it is a time zone thing!). Don’t really boot into windows much but it does exist. I think it might be my school’s network


I am using GMT+8, interesting. I don’t dual boot windows at school, but I do have a dual boot with windows (but I rarely ever boot into windows…)
I learned BODMAS too! It seems BIDMAS is another one (British I think), PEMDAS is the weird American one, BEDMAS is a thing too. You’re able to vary the first letter (parenthesis or brackets), second letter (indices/exponent/“order” or “operation”), and the order of multiplication/division (MS or SM) and addition/SUBTRACTION (AD or DA)
Very interesting indeed.


future proofing the comment for the next decade or so?


The earth is round, so bottom is actually top. Middle is deep inside the earth (“bottom”)


Nice! Will be adding that to the list


“CapyReader”


I do follow them too, forgot to mention! They do make good comics though
I will try restarting and temporarily disconnect and see if the issue pops up. Probably should have done that before…