Notices by DistroJunkie (distrojunkie@fosstodon.org), page 10

@qwazix @lamnatos
For me, today, it's the 5,6,7,8s.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7DJv0rx5g-c

@1g0rb Very cool. More info, please.

@qwazix Unless I fly to Greece and beat you to them.😃

@joseph Ouch! Get well. Hope your family is OK.

@codesections You know I'm a C snob and that I was really kidding. Their are people who really think that, though.

I agree that most of the new languages don't offer anything new. And some of them do things that should not even be considered like garbage collection. I wish that there was a groundbreaking, new and exciting language that breaks the mold and offers something important like functions or objects did. There must be some new ground to cover.

@codesections I agree with you. We should have stopped at Lisp.😃

@mike My goal with them and telemarketers is to waste as much of their time as possible. Kinda like James Veitch.

@ataraxia937 I'm sure there will be buyers for the phone if you end up confirming your buyer's remorse. I was able to make an Ubuntu Touch phone work for me until the RF section in the phone went TU. I'm waiting for the Librem5 also. I think if you stick with it, you can make it work. If you do decide to give up on it, there will be buyers. The only shortcoming will be the hit from brand new to used. New phone hell is very real, even when staying within a brand.

@wypitw Welcome.

@rnickson Sorry, that's the best option I know of. I think prices on this side of the Atlantic are steeper.

@rnickson Check out Ting. I'm pretty sure they offer the service you desire. You may have to go to a location and get the SIM from them. I'm not sure.

http://ting.com

@jordan31 @poetgrant In my case, the house is half a mile from the road. Water only travels in the middle of the pipe. The smaller the pipe the less water and pressure we have at the house.

@cdmnky
So then, what's a quid? Did I spell it right?

@poetgrant me2

@poetgrant When I bought the land in 1992, the water coop told me that unless I ran 1.5" pipe to my house, they could not guarantee we'd have good water pressure. So I ran 2" pipe because the increase in cost was negligible and I didn't want a low pressure problem. Since then they've built a new pumping station near us and we have problems with hoses popping. 1" should not be a problem. (I hope)

We finally got the 1" PEX one across the dry creek, have water at our house, and the bleeding has stopped. Looks like our leak is fixed. Now we just have to finish burying the PEX.

So now we've plugged up our water line on both sides of the dry Creek that runs across our property and verified the leak is in the creek. Now we're going to run a continuous piece of 1" PEX across the creek with some slack so we can bury it later. It's all logic just like programming.

Now that I've cut the pipe, I have to pump all ofbthe water that was in my line out if the hole. That's water I paid for.😭

@mike Sorry to hear that. Hoping for a speedy recovery.