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tfw dad put Carmina Burana very loud while doing the washing up

Home made karaage (slightly overcooked though)

But wine is a very good guy and allow you to browse your linux files inside a application by symlink-ing / to ~/.wine/dosdevices/z:

How nice.

But cp is following symlinks and ended up duplicating all the files from my nas over and over until there is no more space left (and ultimatly fail).

I finally understood my all the 800GB of free space on my nas have gone away. And I feel stupid but I am also mad at wine.

Yesterday I reinstalled my laptop and I did a quick backup of my home partition to an *.img file on my nas. Then I mounted the image to get the files.

But it felt like copying from the .img was not very fast so I decided to extract the file from the img and then browse them outside the img. So basically I did a simple cp.

I'll see how it goes once I'll be somehow established but for now, in a user experience point of view, Japan > Canada.

I just learnt that I need to bring all the bed stuff with me (including pillows and blankets and everything) for my dorm in Montreal. How am I supposed to take that along with my 648393 winter clothes (that will be totally useless for the next 6 months) on the plain? Meh.

Tomorrow will be the first day in a while without an alarm to wake me up \o/

Also I am kind of surprised by the very low amount of domains having dnssec enabled

Today I learnt about dnssec signature expiration the hard way. Still I found it weird that I can't really find any documentation on that. I mean, the tutorials that I followed to setup dnssec on my domain doesn't event mention it :/
The good thing is that now I know about it and that should not happen again (well.. if I don't forget to setup the scheduled job to resign the zone)

Actually I don't really care too much about the speed but the quota...........

If the information I found is true once in Quebec the internet connection I will get will be around 25Mbps down and 5Mbps up, with a total capacity of 100GB. I had 100Mbps/50Mbps unmetered for five years, this will be hard.