Second week passed so the second payout is now shown in our dashboards. I keep all my COSS tokens in my COSS.io wallet, so I guess the token/coin rewards should be added there but so far I haven't seen

An actual useful post in #linux! Well done, Sir.

I stand corrected:

I'm not feeling confident with this ICO. Like a user on Reddit pointed out: none of the Substratum devs have mentioned this project on their LinkedIn profile. I went through the LinkedIn profiles and none

Sad I didn't buy more, though. :D

I'm liking this reply a LOT more than the actual post. xD

Very good principles to go by. But the hardest part is to make it a recurring process. It's very common to lose track of accounts and services that aren't used anymore, especially on servers used by multiple

Most importantly: is it profitable?

I recently gave Atom a try, because I was editing JSON. I ended up switching between the editors all the time because I can do a lot of stuff very fast in vim, but Atom gave me a better overview of the

I was wondering why I got those. :D

I'm trying to get around to analyzing my income and expenses. I found a tool that looks very promising: firefly-iii. It allows you to keep track of your different accounts, and all the financial flows.

There's no escape, the triggers are everywhere!

How did the meeting go?

Very sad to be reading this.

I used to use aptitude more than apt-get because it automatically cleans obsolete packages for you and it combines a number of apt-* commands. But apt-get was always the recommended tool by Debian, especially

Thanks, @digitalplayer!

Thanks!

Hi, @djnoel!

Thanks!

Thanks very much!