Marcus
@gerowen.bsky.social
• Privacy, open source software, cybersecurity, self-hosting/homelab and tech enthusiast
• Father, husband, occasional gamer
• Website: https://marcusadams.me
• Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gerowen
• Father, husband, occasional gamer
• Website: https://marcusadams.me
• Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gerowen
Another year with not a single Windows PC in use.
December 17, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Another year with not a single Windows PC in use.
For one, when you sign up you get asked to select topics of interest and it automatically subscribes you to a variety of communities across the fediverse related to those topics to help you get started.
December 4, 2025 at 1:58 PM
For one, when you sign up you get asked to select topics of interest and it automatically subscribes you to a variety of communities across the fediverse related to those topics to help you get started.
you can no longer see information about "failed" login attempts. It used to be funny to go look at all the folks in Russia or Romania trying to log in via my 30 year old Hotmail address that is still set as an alias.
December 3, 2025 at 3:15 AM
you can no longer see information about "failed" login attempts. It used to be funny to go look at all the folks in Russia or Romania trying to log in via my 30 year old Hotmail address that is still set as an alias.
They also changed the default swap partition size. I'm not sure what math they're using, but previously the installer only made a 1 GB swap partition, for me at least. If I wanted more I would manually create a swap file. Now however it created a swap partition equal to the RAM in my laptop.
December 2, 2025 at 8:10 AM
They also changed the default swap partition size. I'm not sure what math they're using, but previously the installer only made a 1 GB swap partition, for me at least. If I wanted more I would manually create a swap file. Now however it created a swap partition equal to the RAM in my laptop.
13 upped that to 1 GB. Between that and some changes in Gnome I didn't see because of old settings carrying over, a clean install was definitely a good idea.
December 2, 2025 at 8:01 AM
13 upped that to 1 GB. Between that and some changes in Gnome I didn't see because of old settings carrying over, a clean install was definitely a good idea.
