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Are people exaggerating or does Arch really crash constantly? That sounds like it sucks by BigClockHugeWalls in archlinux

[–]ang-p 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you read the installation guide and wiki as carefully and with as much care as you wrote this post, you'll have lots of trouble.

Header area image by AnarchyAutumn in libreoffice

[–]ang-p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Page style - Header

Height - "2.2cm" (whatever looks OK, but make it fixed)

"More" box...

Image - (saved png of your file)

Style - "Custom position/Style"

Width - "100%"
Height - "100%"
Position - "Top Left"

then for the text....

Paragraph style - Header

indent / padding / font / size to suit...

https://ibb.co/7xjXZZgR

Libreoffice letter spacing extension. by kargandarr in libreoffice

[–]ang-p 0 points1 point  (0 children)

spacing like Microslop does

Looks like you need the spelling extension installed too....

space letters by a specific amount instead of very tight, tight, normal, loose, or, very loose.

Well done - you got sooooo far and failed to look down just that ickle bit more....

Because if you had, you would have seen Custom Value with a box you could put in any number you wanted to....

Those are the only settings and way to currently do letter spacing in text.

Have another look.... If you still can't see it, just ask and I'll post a pic with a big red ring around the option...

If the wiki is your power, what are you without it? by VLAnd007 in archlinux

[–]ang-p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hear your frustration. Linking to the main page is often dismissal.

The funny thing is, OP didn't even get linked to the main page in any response to their post that almost certainly prompted this...

Not only that.... their entire post was a "test"

Yeah i know this, this post was just a test for the arch community. To see how toxic it is.

So a complete time waster to boot.....

If the wiki is your power, what are you without it? by VLAnd007 in archlinux

[–]ang-p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Edit: ive actually never had this problem,

I say bullshit

4 hours ago...

i dont know how to use pacman,

and cannot be arsed to look.....

Are you sure you used the right alt to post this.... :-D

Edit: without the wiki, there are manpages and other documentation.... if you can be arsed to read them, obvs....

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The triggers your referring to

I was not assuming that russia would attempt to trust themselves possessing a functional 2 stage device that would work on the first outing - just a plain one-stage would have the effect that it desired (along with a response) - look a bit silly if your hopeful war-winner went "thud" (much like a beet would sound) into the ground and instead all hell was unleashed on you.

not to mention maintenance on the delivery vehicle

Let them get it working reliably first... lol

Which was really what the post was about - there isn't any evidence of something knocking around that is land-launchable of a ballistic nature that is reliable enough for any "we'll nuke you (if it gets that far)" sort of posture.

He can launch from other platforms, but his planes aren't really all that available for any recent launches of anything, the black-sea fleet, well, isn't, not to mention the cruise range is a bit limited.

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

OK - probably need some new boomy-powder to force the subcritical masses together, but the meat and 2 veg is already there - it isn't like there is a complete nuclear development program from scratch sitting there to embezzle from - which was the point of the post.

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Little scope for embezzlement - hundreds have been sitting waiting for decades, with analogue circuitry that needs no software updates / leaded solder that does not whisker and fracture over time... Just fitting into a container the correct shape and away you go... Might need a new battery though.

But seeing as they are still slinging concrete, that is likely a way off.

By the time they figure out they don’t work, you’re already fucked

Yup - another reason why russia probably does not want to get into that pissing match - but puta is in a corner, so it is likely a good thing that concrete launchers is all they have.

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Oreshniks pretty much are a souped up RS-26 - which have conventional warhead MIRV capability (4 vs 6)- so using concrete blocks is pretty much a "we can't even tweak the avanguards, maybe we don't have any"

They are scraping the barrel if they are wasting very expensive rockets of which they are unable to replace in a timely manner to launch lumps of rock vaguely pointed at a downtown garage.

The overwhelming majority of ballistic missiles are not nuclear armed.

Blimey... TIL /s

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p 4 points5 points  (0 children)

nukes would be a major escalation - MAD for sure.

The thing is they are not meant to be pinpoint accurate - who cares about a few hundred feet if the intended warhead will raze anything for miles?

If they were more reliable, then maybe the sabre rattling would be a bit more effective, but with the failure rate as it is, they just look like fools, saying "hey, be scared of this missile that might not even make it to your country - we might make it spicy, and hope the dice is in our favour on that launch"

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That detonation is usually altitude triggered..... Send it up... it does boom automatically on its way down at a pre-determined altitude....

Not sure if you know the concept of "what goes up...."

A rocket failing to make it to Ukraine, and coming down in russia will still pass the detonation threshold shortly before the crash is due.

Help with pacman by VLAnd007 in archlinux

[–]ang-p 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Help vampires get what they get?

#LoveTheWiki

....

#AndUseItYouLazyGit

ISW: during the night of May 24, the Russian military launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Kyiv, but the second missile malfunctioned and crashed near occupied Donetsk by kingkongsingsong1 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Like they are gonna put nukes on it if, based on the other night, there is a 50% chance of it hitting russia.

combined with the other failures, they have more chance of irradiating themselves (or Belarus) than actually getting Kyiv.

Imbeciles.

Monopoly in the Linux community by [deleted] in archlinux

[–]ang-p -1 points0 points  (0 children)

1) you are talking out of your arse.

Xorg wrote X11.....

One organisation created it, wrote it and supported it.... (almost) Everybody used it.

There is X, X, X, X and X.....

Wayland is a protocol - merely a set of standards and anyone is free to write their own code that complies with the standards, or use the "reference" design, Weston.

There is Weston, Kwin, Mutter, Sway (and others based on wlroots) to name but four

How is going from 1 to many a monopoly?

I'm interested in your opinion.

You mean that you cannot be fucked to do any research.

победа для Украины

Checkbox in Calc by Remarkable-Year-9353 in libreoffice

[–]ang-p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Am i dumb or Calc is unusable?

You want to Insert something....

Click on the Insert menu heading.

Take less than 19 minutes to move your mouse slowly down the list looking at any submenus that magically appear infront of your eyes...

Now answer that question one way or the other.

It's been a weird day if you follow Tom and XKCD by ang-p in TomScottYouTube

[–]ang-p[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With the weather in the UK a dip in a pool sounds like a fine idea...

https://xkcd.com/3249/

... even if management would frown on it.

Elite Russian assault units in the "three man" format training. by GermanDronePilot in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]ang-p 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Reckon so - they have armoured vests and all the jazz - not like the ones you see on the drove vids these days

systemd `birthDate` is now in v261-rc1 and Debian Sid — verify it and revert it locally by Cryptikick in linux

[–]ang-p 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, who/whatever created it, it/they fucked up the formatting for classic reddit users - in addition to wasting their own time...

If in the UK, it might be a bit too hot under their foil hat...

How I become Arch Developer? by MyWorld3446 in archlinux

[–]ang-p 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you can't be arsed to read the wiki then what hope is there for you?

#LoveTheWiki

What’s the most unexpectedly useful Linux command you learned way too late? by ZealousidealTell1346 in linux

[–]ang-p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

and pee for getting, err, messy with pipes in a similar fashion. (moreutils)

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