Managing disk space on a Manjaro Linux system with a separate root partition can be challenging, especially when root space fills up unexpectedly. Here are practical housekeeping tips to help you manage your system efficiently, minimize disk space usage, and ensure optimal performance.

1. Analyze Disk Usage

The first step to effective housekeeping is understanding what consumes space on your root partition. Use the following command to analyze disk usage:

sudo du -xhd1 / | sort -h

Twitter/X Post:

We all wear masks in public. But how much do you change when you take yours off? The gap between your public and private self is the measure of your authenticity. #Authenticity #PersonalGrowth #ChrisDo

LinkedIn

Assessment: This content is suitable for LinkedIn as it reflects on a practical tech solution and shares a personal story.

Approach: A brief text post that connects your experience with broader insights on data management.

TikTok

Approach: Short video with text overlay. Use a quick clip of you reacting to the storage full message, followed by a clip showing the solution.

Content:
Clip 1: (Reacting to 'Storage Full' messages)
Text overlay: "When your phone and laptop BOTH fill up...😱"

Clip 2: (Showing you happily purchasing cloud storage on rsync.net)
Text overlay: "So I finally got cloud storage—no more panic! 🌥️ #TechWoes #CloudStorage #StoryTime"


1) A 'Storage Full' Warning on a Phone and Laptop Screen

Twitter/X

Approach: Short, impactful tweet with hashtags to drive engagement.

Content:
"Gary Vee says to put out 15-25 pieces of content per day. 🎯 Start with long-form content and repurpose across platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Who's ready to level up? #GaryVee #ContentStrategy #SocialMedia"

YouTube Community Posts

Approach: Text post with a direct message to the community, encouraging interaction.

Content:
"Ever wonder how to dominate social media? Gary Vee’s 15-25 Content Strategy might just be the answer. Start with long-form content, chop it up, and distribute across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and more. Who’s up for the challenge? 💪 #YouTubeCommunity #GaryVee"

Are you posting enough content? 🚀 Gary Vee's 5-20 strategy pushes us to up our game. Sure, 5-20 pieces might sound overwhelming, but even Gary knows you’ve got to walk before you can run. If you're posting 3 times a week, challenge yourself to make it 4. Progress, not perfection. Start today! 💪 #ContentStrategy #GrowthMindset #GaryVee

When working with JavaScript, understanding how to declare variables properly is crucial for writing clean, efficient, and error-free code. In this blog post, we'll explore the different ways to set variables in JavaScript using let, const, and var, and discuss the concept of hoisting, temporal dead zones, scope issues associated with each, and reference errors.

let

Use

To declare a variable that can change later.

In the journey of setting up a local development environment with DDEV, one often needs to view Apache access logs. Recently, I encountered challenges in accessing these logs, which led me to seek help on Slack and update my DDEV version. Here's a summary of the steps and the crucial command to view Apache access logs.

Incident Report

Incident ID: 001

Date and Time: June 17, 2024

Affected System: Lenovo Legion Slim 5 16AHP9, Manjaro Linux, Btrfs Filesystem

Summary:

The root partition on a Lenovo Legion Slim 5 running Manjaro Linux filled up due to large Timeshift snapshots. Attempts to delete specific Timeshift snapshots failed, resulting in persistent error messages.

Steps Taken:

1. Initial Assessment: