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1-3 a range? So that means: None, All, AND Abort?

Uh, no. That's just me not being very clear. Where it says "1. ivpn (build files exist)", that should be a list, but you only have one package. The numbers refers to that list's elements.

I'm also going to edit my previous comment because i got something wrong.

I never installed this ivpn package before

Then i don't know why you're getting this message, but i think it's pretty harmless. Just to be sure, before installing press " A" and then enter. This way you'll be sure to install the correct files.

"Build files exist" means that yay already downloaded and the packages files. I think this might be the case if for example you already tried to install the package but aborted before installing it.

"Clean build" means that yay will re-download and re-build the package's files.

The numbers are examples for choosing ~~to which package apply which option~~ which package to cleanbuild. ( "1 2 3" selects packages 1 2 and 3. same goes for 1-3, but in this case you are specifying a range. ^4 means all the listed packages but no. 4). this is an example output, and in you case you can ignore it given that you only have 1 package.

I think pressing enter for the default is okay, otherwise type "A" and then enter

I'm using genkernel now. This way there are less thing to configure

I'd compile everything into the kernel too, but i'm using ecryption because it's my laptop, so I can't really do it

nope, gentoo (don't ask why i was using dracut)

I tried void some time ago but i didn't really like it

The signal in fm radio works like you described. Poor fm, declassified to just some weird device :(

There's probably some program that's filling up /var/log. Check that directory.

I don't know if meta or telegram cares enough about encryption to lose UK market

All questions have been asked and all answers have been given

Alright, for a moment I thought you meant the actual files I download

That wouldn't make sense tho

Wait, you mean the *.torrent file, right?

For the uninitiated

I was just reading about car companies requiring subscription fees to “unlock” functions of the car you own.

You mean the mercedes' "pay $1200/year to unlock better acceleration" thing? That's fucked up.