At the bottom of that page the author lists some tools that can fix apps that don’t respect this.

libetc - uses a .so to reroute syscalls that try to access files in $HOME, but this hasn’t been updated since 2018 boxxy - calls the tool in a Linux namespace with bindmounts to reroute files. This seems maintained but you need to alias commands like alias aws="boxxy aws"

Every tool author should use https://xdgbasedirectoryspecification.com/

RFC 3339 has less ambiguities, see https://ijmacd.github.io/rfc3339-iso8601/

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Bucatini, they are so needlessly hard to pick up for almost no gain over Spaghetti. Same for some Linguine that want to untwist from your fork and try to splatter you with sauce.

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Also, at the current rate they’ll be at 700k losses next Tuesday.

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I bought my edge grain cutting board there. They have 2" versions as well as up to 6" versions (https://www.holz-liebling.de/produkt-kategorie/schneidebretter/hackblock/) You could look at their pictures to get some hints at what you could do.

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As for timing, one could use the flock function to ensure only one process starts. Something like this (untested): flock -n ~/.htop.lock -c htop

RFC 3339! ISO 8601 has way too many weird formats that are allowed like today would be 2023-W41-2. See for example here.

At least always use git push —force-with-lease. It makes sure you are that the remote hasn’t changed since you lasted pulled. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-push#Documentation/git-push.txt---no-force-with-lease

When I researched what to use for my backup I found rsync.net. They have some nice features nobody else seems to support, like they support ZFS send/receive https://www.rsync.net/products/zfsintro.html

But in the end the price made me go with borgbase.com

I believe it just finds the user and not the post because the previous posts aren’t synced. So if you are the first user on your instance (eg lemmy.world) to look at that user, only the new posts that this user posts after you have subscribed are synced to the instance.

The original Star Wars trilogy on VHS