But the post is on lemmy.ml So mbin default federation behaviour is to mark it as nsfw? That’s weird

May be gdscript

Late reply, but tailscale is really easy to use and is secure for experimentation.

Here’s a list of some of the good ones I have seen:

• The 8 show
• The good place
• Grey Zone
• The Boys
• Klovn
• Thermae Romae Novae
• Russian Doll
• Dark Matter

Why systemd-boot? I don’t know much about it. But I’ve heard it’s faster?

Cool 😎 But it feels more like a dating app than an Omegle alternative. But I like the concept.

Beatsaber

At least 15

I used Gnome on my desktop and it was great! But after a while I just wanted to try something else, so I switched to KDE on my desktop and laptop which is also great. I technically have both installed but I mainly just use KDE plasma. I also recently switched to Wayland. For me at least both are equally good buy in different ways.

Ah that makes sense. Thank you 😊

If you don’t mind me asking. What is chunking?

Nothing wrong with living a cliché

It’s a same. Other companies are probably gonna follow 😔

I use Variety to change my wallpaper each day. I have a wallpaper folder with a bunch of wallpapers, so it doesn’t repeat to often. I (mostly) only pick wallpapers that are not to distracting.

Cummy?

I feel like many non-tech people don’t know that ChromeOS is based on Linux. But I guess it’s good that people are getting exposed to different kinds of OS’s.

Yeah true 😔 I aware of local drive-share. But it has a setup process. I mean like a nearby share/airdrop feature. I know that warpinator exists, but a more build-in solution would be nice. New Linux users don’t always know what to install to do common stuff like sharing files.

If cheap laptops become a trend, I think Linux laptops would do pretty good. You don’t have to pay for Windows (laptops would be cheaper), and Linux would run better anyway. Or if Linux gets more features not possible on windows. Like maybe easy syncing, file sharing with other Linux computers (maybe over LAN). Almost every non-pc smart devices run Linux, so some kind of interoperability seems logical. One of the most annoying thing is that every device or service has its own ecosystem. The Chrome cast feature on Netflix, YouTube, Odysee, etc. Works fine. But only works one way, and i don’t think I can do it from my laptop to tv, or my phone to laptop, or laptop to my friends laptop. Or even if I’m not on the same LAN.

Another thing is that I feel like almost every Linux program can also run on Windows. If there was a Linux only program that got popular, more people will try Linux, I think.

It’s kinda funny that he did so many things with backups, password manager and so on, to then be locked out of everything. It must be so frustrating.

Does that actually work!?!??