And yes: we are still buying DVDs. They are cheap and the quality is sufficient. Movies are a go in this household when the DVD is below 10€

The main job of my linux-machine: ripping DVDs with MakeMKV for putting them on the NAS…

I just learned accidentally about vim -H and wondered why my file looks so strange ^^

OpenBSD…the first open source-OS where I check out sources to understand a userland tool better. I am not sure if this is good or not.

You’re using too long RedHat-systems when you see an Access Denied on your website and your 1st guess are SElinux-contexts and it’s correct

it directly again because the mountpoint was bound to an inactive unit. What is the eff-ing reason for a behavior like that??? #systemdsucks

…I couldn’t test that because systemd binds the mountpoint to the UUID. When I changed the fstab and did a mount -a, systemd would unmount…

What happened: For some reason systemd couldn’t find the uuid, thus changing it from uuid to /dev/vdb1 in fstab solved the problem. But…

FU systemd. Upgrading a system, SELinux-relabel doesn’t work, a secondary disk cannot be mounted - system does not boot anymore. WTF?