

Thanks for highlighting it.i also use the fdroid version. It didn’t stop me from buying and donating and contributing heavily. It’s really handy to add small changes or a note without investing a lot of time like with SC


Thanks for highlighting it.i also use the fdroid version. It didn’t stop me from buying and donating and contributing heavily. It’s really handy to add small changes or a note without investing a lot of time like with SC


Thanks!
6€ per year would be reasonable for me. I’m just a casual user. I may need it only once every other month.


Most Linux distros are already hardened. You can use “extreme” distros but as long as there’y no need, stick to a “normal” distro first. You can switch whenever you want.


Her third tip is gold. You don’t hear that often. Linux doesn’t have to be your life. It supports it but you don’t have to live around it.


What’s your take on scrobble services?
I don’t like that one monopoly company gets all the data and abuses the system with it even further.


Niri is awesome! I wish I could use it easily with atomic opensuse. Maybe one day :)


Thx for the heads up!
U’ve got well over 500 email addresses with proton. It’ll take a long time to migrate, if ever.
I understand your problem. Someone who can’t understand code can’t fix a bug or security hole. You have my respect for resisting.
At least all ass would fit his statement:
I am not a developer. This application was created using Claude Code and Gemini CLI.
Why would you publish an app that you have no idea of what it is doing.
Using LLMs is not wrong. Spreading stuff you don’t understand is wrong. It’s just like below. It sounds awesome but it’s full of shit.
create a new wikipedia article that sounds real
Aetheric Resonator Array (ARA)
The Aetheric Resonator Array (ARA) was a highly classified research and development initiative purportedly operated by the United States government during the Cold War era, primarily between 1962 and 1978. While officially acknowledged as a program focused on advanced ionospheric and VLF (Very Low Frequency) radio propagation, unverified reports and declassified documents suggest its actual primary objective was to investigate, and potentially harness, an unconventional form of long-distance communication based on theoretical “aetheric resonance”.


Proton reinventing the wheel is so stupid.
They should use what’s out there and improve it. Like including simplelogin. They should use immich, make it private, and include it in their setup. They even suck for calendar. You can’t integrate it anywhere. Integrating email is difficult as well. They want to become the next tech silo. I am somewhat stuck with them for now but I may move to tuta if I can


It’s no mess on my docker / podman. I’m not sure what issues you face. It’s as simple as other projects


It’s free press if they post it in the windows/mac sub, not the linux sub.


I’d like to make a counter point to this. I’m an enthusiast and I want an immutable server. Currently, I’ve got perfectly running systems but switching from fedora to coreos wouldn’t change much in my workflow but updates happen in the background and it’s slightly more “unbreakable”. Almost everything is containerized anyway


I have no experience in this and I feel bad for questioning the tls results but I do not understand why it would matter that much. Could it be that there’s something else going on? Especially comparing debian with debian in a container
Nvidia shield is incredibly old. I’m not saying it’s bad, it’s just that I don’t want to buy an electric device that has been developed “10” years ago and could be replaced next year


I like Projects that provide an IBAN. I don’t want to pay 3% to paypal or stripe just to donate to a FOSS project.


That’s cool but as soon as there are such kind of bounties, there is an incentive to hold back any useful and wanted features to keep the money flowing. It’s a double edged sword


When do you guys outgrow mint?
I like fedora’s defaults (which are very different to ubuntu/mints) and I’d still recommend it to a seasoned linux user. (I use opensuse aeon btw, but I wouldn’t recommend it to starters)
Why is mint only for starters? When do you reach the point where you outgrow it?


Why is wallrizz the problem?
Wallrizz
I’ll buy it. I have used it oftentimes in the past. I see it as a support for what I already got instead of what I am about to get. I’ll see how it goes in a year.