2023 was an annular eclipse not a total eclipse. Very different experiences for the viewer.

https://www.space.com/difference-between-total-solar-eclipse-and-annular-solar-eclipse

I use Arch by the way

Does Thunderbird work with Exchange?

What do you consider to be the best?

Is disabling Pictrs as simple as stopping the Docker container?

In a white jacket of all things!

And that's enough of this thread

This makes me think I should stay in IT infrastructure and not move to a developer position.

I was an 11 year redditor that now runs his own Lemmy instance.

I'm in the same boat myself. Windows is and has been my daily driver since the days of Windows 3.1. Over the past few months, I began a path learning web development and I've been using WSL on Windows 11 to learn. I picked up an old laptop and I'm currently installing Debian with KDE Desktop hoping I to find a life raft out of the Windows world for reasons unknown.

As someone who works in IT, this is very unfortunate. While I don't agree with what Reddit is doing, I don't think we should scorch the site. Its an immense archive of information that can be referenced.

What do you have set up in Tasker?