You have now entered a hidden corner of the internet.
A confusing yet intriguing realm of paradoxes and contradictions.
A place where you will find out that what you thought you knew, you in fact didn't know, and what you didn't know was in front of you all along.
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fortune
This prints a random uninspirational quote. (Actually just shuf -n 1 /etc/fortune)
btop
FANCY GRAPHS.
pacplot
This prints a graph of number of installed packages on exozyme over time. Requires matplotlib.
paru -Qql bsd-games | grep bin
Some random classic terminal games. Some have global scoreboards so you can compete with other exozyme members.
repo-elephant
IDK.
w
This displays who is logged in.
unshare -r --map-auto -S 1 -G 1
If you would like to run a command as a different user for security hardening, you can use this unshare magic. Here's how it works. You have a set of 65536 subordinate users which are specified in /etc/subuid. They have UIDs starting with (your_UID-999)*100000. When you run this unshare command, it maps UID 0 on the inside to your normal user and UIDs 1 through 65536 on the inside to your subordinate users on the outside. The flags -S 1 -G 1 specify that you would like to run the command on the inside as the UID 1 on the inside, which corresponds to your first subordinate user on the outside. To chown files between your normal user and your subordinate users, use unshare -r --map-auto chown, and specify the inside UID of the target user.
cloud.exozy.me/apps/riotchat/riot/
From @daudix on Matrix:
just discovered that adding riot after riotchat makes the nextcloud element look like normal one (without nextcloud ui)
so https://cloud.exozy.me/apps/riotchat/#/room/#general:exozy.me becomes https://cloud.exozy.me/apps/riotchat/riot/#/room/#general:exozy.me
/.snapshots
You can find previous snapshots of your home directory and websites in here, in case you accidentally delete important files.