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  • !newcommunities@lemmy.world

    !newcommunities@discuss.online

    give those a scroll and see if anything works for you.

    also search for topics you enjoy, or things you would expect to find as a subreddit. i usually sub to the top couple matches by population. this can backfire when i see the same post multiple times in (for example) 4 different linux coms. not everything wil have a com, but thats ok. make one if you feel strongly enough about it.

    when i first joined a few years ago there was a tool that would try to find matches for your subreddits. i cant remember what it was called or if it still exists, but give it a look

    a combo between the two is to find the list of your subs on reddit, then search them all one by one in lemmy. it takes time, but it will set you up reasonably well

    pay attentiin when things are crossposted, maybe you would like one of those communities too

    that and just stick with it. youll find your place.

    edit: my links at the top broke

  • hey at least we actually think and don't offload it to a machine.

  • i havent seen any of the discussions leading to this, but i assume the sheer amount of images/video takes up a lot of space, so they instances decided to avoid it altogether.

    that and potential risks if something particularly unsavory becomes mirrored on your instance.

  • thanks everyone, i have confirmed the system rebooted properly at 9am today. i just used the direct path without the package variable thing.

  • thank you for the information!

  • thank you so much for the information!

  • excellent, thank you! in the future, how would i determine which package and path to use?

  • basically modified this.

    the path i used was the output of which reboot

    just swapped it to remove the ${pkgs.coreutils} but i suspect thats not right either

  • thanks for replying. the system has about a 24hr uptime from me rebooting last night, so it did not reboot at 9am.

    autoreboot.timer Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/autoreboot.timer; enab> Active: active (waiting) since Thu 2026-07-30 19:36:04 CDT> Invocation: 0ebb672bd44e4efbb2a11aace109043b

     
        
    Trigger: Sat 2026-08-01 09:00:00 CDT; 10h left                 Triggers: � autoreboot.service
    
      

    Sat 2026-08-01 09:00:00 CDT 10h Fri 2026-07-31 09:00:02 CDT 13h ago autoreboot.timer autoreboot.service

    hmm looks like everything ran except it didn't actually reboot. ill investigate more.

    thank you!

  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    auto reboot at 9am?

  • 4JO

  • ive always wanted to do this.

    no reason why. just seems fun

  • look i dont get why they care in the first place, but why wouldnt birth certificates work instead of this bullshit?

  • when i really have to focus, i listen to dronezone

  • yeah i know about the data cap. its not really a problem for me, but i should probably have specified when recommending.

  • good thinking! still though, $35 all day for 2 lines aint bad

  • im on tello and i like it. $25 for an unlimited data plan, and $10 for a 2g sim for my backup phone (in case i break or lose my main phone)

  • unlike your slop code? lmao

  • i swapped to proton pass

  • $6.50 for nabu casa (home assistant cloud)

  • is proton pass good?

  • Nix / NixOS @programming.dev

    can someone help me move my /nix to an external drive

  • Jellyfin: The Free Software Media System @lemmy.ml

    Migrating watched data to a new server