Post B2h7iInjBdfyC4tS8O by doskel@masto.doskel.net
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 (DIR) Post #B2h7iInjBdfyC4tS8O by doskel@masto.doskel.net
       2025-12-29T05:12:00Z
       
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       oh my god systemd timers let you configure them to automatically wake the machine when they're going to be executed so i can configure it so that, every midnight, my laptop could wake up to execute a sync joband by using StartCondition arguments i could make it only run the sync job if certain conditions were met, like being charging and on a network
       
 (DIR) Post #B2h7iWaPvvLawqm1Ka by doskel@masto.doskel.net
       2025-12-29T05:12:29Z
       
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       friendly reminder the computer is fucking awesome sometimes
       
 (DIR) Post #B2h7iegjoJ9m4lnBIG by doskel@masto.doskel.net
       2025-12-29T05:13:05Z
       
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       i could also try having it wake the system and require network.target to be available instead of some awkward shell command! it's awesome
       
 (DIR) Post #B2h7j0BzrHdelnZwQq by doskel@masto.doskel.net
       2025-12-29T05:14:13Z
       
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       i would like to try and add a feature that enables something like lazy tasks that only get executed when certain conditions are met
       
 (DIR) Post #B2h7j0KrKKjBDHj1FI by doskel@masto.doskel.net
       2025-12-29T05:16:19Z
       
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       and in order to prevent userspace taking up too much time, you could have it wake up the main system but not the specific userspace or user session "slice" (just a cgroup afaik) but leave init running and such