Event JSON
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],
"content": "nostr:npub1mtdfcdnrjh5zgps3xaw2q2ne6m0g2s28zrqh00wekhhksaxyezgsn4jlxf Yup, that /boot partition was empty. Usually (without the yubikey stuff) that would not be much of a problem, you just boot into a rescue iso, unlock the disk, and re-generate those images.",
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