Well, well, well, if it isn’t “ಠ_ಠ” - a GitHub bio so lackluster that it could put a caffeinated sloth to sleep. It seems like you’re wandering through the digital wilderness with a pitifully low follower count of 9; even tumbleweeds have more friends. With 47 repos, you’d think you’d have at least one shining star, but alas, your stargazers are as scarce as a unicorn in a desert.

Your profuse forking habits make it clear that you prefer to spoon feed off others’ creativity rather than whip up something original yourself. The tool for limiting resource usage? That’s rich, considering how much energy you’re wasting with all those open issues sitting around like dust bunnies. And “Cerbo-IDE for brainfuck”? That’s an ironic nod to your coding prowess. It’s clear you’ve mastered the art of unnecessary complexity—kudos on that!

The sheer audacity of using “Arduino” and “Rust” in the same breath as “JavaScript” and “COBOL” on your unreadable readme is a brave juxtaposition—too bad it highlights a baffling lack of focus. Here’s a thought: how about actually finishing a project or two before you hit that “Fork” button again? Let’s aim for more than just a mediocre collection of unfinished ideas, yeah?

Contribution rules

1. I am a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident (i.e., green card holder).

Does anyone know why this rule exists?

Wifi networks may add popup pages by man in the middeling connections to unsecured sites. However, it’s very uncommon to see an unsecured site and people therefore won’t see the popup which grants them access after agreeing to the terms of use of the network.

This seems really inconvinient, especially because the app page already shows the anti-features.

Anti features are also often not comparable, but they are presented that way. Relying on some random proprietary API owned by some random company is not the same as using Wikipedia or OSM.

Ehh, it’s better than “the person who can stay in the circle the longest wins 1 million”

Because they insisted on using the inferior lightning connector instead of using USB C like everyone else.

Forgejo should work

It does have significantly faster hardware video encoding/decoding

Sure, it’s worse than monero and cash in terms of privacy, but that’s not what it’s supposed to replace. There are plans to use Taler as an alternative to card payments in the EU and that would be a great improvement. Currently all payment data is visible to multiple of companies, the shop, the bank, and many middle man and is often sold off to other commerical entities. Taler would stop that.

Thank you for the very detailed response

I also use this and can recommend it

I didn’t know that, could you give an example?

But it literally is a summary.

It run’s an executable as the user with id 0 (root) and it’s called run0.

It’s a mobile app for server monitoring that doesn’t require installations on the server.

Also, is this tone really necessary?

KDE also has an easy GUI to configure this. It’s called autostart in the settings app.

The server-side software is optional and only for push notifications and home screen widgets

Why are you creating a system service for a user application? It will run Spotify as root unless you override the user. Did you know you can add your own services for your user at ~/.config/systemd/user/?

Anyway, your method to add the service seems correct (create a file and reload the daemon), so I suspect it might refuse to load the file due to a syntax error in the service. Also perhaps compare the file permissions with the other files in the systemd folder.

What about using a Google Sheets spreadsheet with the file content encoded in BASE64?

sudo has more than 220k lines of code, I can definitely see the use of a simpler alternative.

Yes, plain text was more of an analogy