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curl command in a shell script. Use jq, hq, gron, grep or whatever to parse output. Pipe the response to a file to cache. Use a text editor and tmux for UI. Program workflows directly into the shell script. UNICS is an IDE.

tl;dr Bruno

You set everything to /boot because that’s the mount point of your boot partition. /dev/sda1 or whatever gets mounted to /boot

• Grub will make /boot/EFI/<NAME>/grubx64.efi and will dump a bunch of files to /boot/grub.
  • For grub you edit configs in /etc/default/grub and generate the actual configs with grub-mkconfig
• Bootctl will make /boot/EFI/systemd/systemd-bootx64.efi and loader configs to /boot/loader
  • Configs for bootctl are edited directly in /boot/loader/
• Mkinitcpio will dump .img files to /boot/

If you mount your boot partition to /boot/efi instead of just /boot, you’ll have to specify that with command line flags for each of those commands. At first that’s easy enough. grub-mkconfig and grub-install only need to be run once. I believe that the same for bootctl. mkinitcpio however runs via a pacman hook whenever you update your kernel. You’ll have to ensure that the hook doesn’t default to /boot. I don’t know how to do that though.

Better off to just accept the difference IMO. Things will “just work”.

Can’t explain why your file browser doesn’t work and I don’t suggest logging into your desktop as root. You should take steps to make that impossible, in fact.

Now you said this doesn’t work

sudo chmod -v +x filename.sh

And that’s baffling. What is the exact error message and output of that command? Also is the file in question in a weird place or on a weird filesystem?

I generally follow the same pattern as you. ~/Code with programming language based sub folders. But there’s also a ~/Code/Work and ~/Code/Orgs which is for code that has a certain purpose. Generally the by-language subfolders are for projects I cloned, not authored. There is a fair amount of symlinking also.

Also /data for long term storage drives. Directories under ~/Audio and ~/Video will usually symlink to there.

Wastewater analysis is a real thing and is very useful. People were using it to track covid after the pandemic although idk how accurate it was there.

The privacy concern here is only if they are getting per-household or per-toilette data. You don’t have to worry about per-household analysis ever happening unless your sewer system is somehow privatized, in which case, lol rip.

Smart toilets exist and definitely are a massive privacy concern. But they haven’t caught on because only rich weirdos would ever want their toilet to be an iot device.

You don’t ssh in at ssh.mysite.com. Port 443 is form HTTPS traffic only. SMTP and IMAP traffic will require additional ports exposed that don’t need to go through caddy. Only the web UIs for your email will be exposed on the subdomains via caddy.

Registering a mail domain is done through DNS records too not via caddy.