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My Dad is Dracula (and a Cubicle) (lemmus.org)

Open offices are gross.

I AM MISTER SANTA (lemmus.org)

Extra Ordinary Comics for December 20th, 2023.

December Updates: The Spirit of COSMIC (blog.system76.com)

Ohio State University health sciences course requires students to engage with ‘White Privilege Knapsack’ (nypost.com)

Students were required to address ‘whiteness’ and describe what the term ‘white’ means, as well as explain how they ‘navigate race’ in their daily lives.

Governments spying on Apple and Google users through phone notifications, U.S. senator says (www.cnbc.com)

Heads of 3 top US colleges refuse to say calling for genocide of Jews is harassment (www.timesofisrael.com)

7 Ways to Tweak Sudo Command in Linux (itsfoss.com)

Damn ribs in the way (lemmy.zip)

Largest Study of its Kind Shows Outdated Password Practices are Widespread (www.cc.gatech.edu)

“More than half of the websites in the study accepted passwords with six characters or less, with 75% failing to require the recommended eight-character minimum. Around 12% of had no length requirements, and 30% did not support spaces or special characters.”

I Made Screen Brightness Control on Gnome Much Better (gitlab.gnome.org)

Anyone here struggle with trying to adjust brightness on Gnome in low light? At the low end, the steps are way too far apart, and at high brightness they’re almost imperceptible. Every other operating system uses a brightness curve that better matches human perception....

In more ways than one... NSFW (lemmy.ca)

I think they forgot to have the sun rotate around the tile… NSFW for those that look real close…

EndeavourOS Ditches Xfce for KDE Plasma with the Galileo Release (9to5linux.com)

this is why I am fat (slrpnk.net)

find, grep, sed, and awk (wilsonericn.wordpress.com)

Code and comments

Where old people go. (i.imgur.com)

Benevolent sexism: a feminist comic explains how it holds women back (www.theguardian.com)

Big brain time (lemmy.zip)

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Committing Fully To Netplan For Network Configuration (www.phoronix.com)

The Canonical-developed Netplan has served for Linux network configuration on Ubuntu Server and Cloud versions for years. With the recent Ubuntu 23.10 release, Netplan is now being used by default on the desktop. Canonical is committing to fully leveraging Netplan for network configuration with the upcoming Ubuntu 24.04 LTS...