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9 hours ago/s stands for sarcasm, which is what I think you wanted to say.
Because its really hard to expect anyone to understand if you are joking or not in text form.
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Forgot the /s mate
Yes, of course
Except, i doubt anyone will be doing much with a 32 code Xenon CPU Windows snobs cant even run Windows on without a super giga 1000€ license for more than 16 Core CPUs
And the cuda only fanless and outputless GPU will also be kinda useless, especially because they all need a special setup to force feed air through the entire rack to not overheat
Comrades, I think we found AG bondi.
Video games were way more expensive when I was a kid
They still are, for a kid.
Inflation this, inflation that, but the free money a person has has not increased. It has been going down for quite some time.
Also I’m pretty sure no one in the world is gonna look at a game and go „well if I buy this I’m gonna be homeless for 2 months, but if I plot an excel graph from 1990 to 2026 the price is down so I’ll buy it”
Fucking ag bondi logic if you ask me
Also, micro transaction exist because the poor CEO wants his 23 million salary.
Not exactly, he got his leg cut with.the shard
2·19 days agoAre there any packages that can provide an out of box experience? Or can I use flakes for that?
Yeah, but I’ve had enough cleanup jobs when daily driving Gentoo amd64 branch, I want something OOB
AI Slop.
If you want news, go read an RSS feed
4·25 days agoPeople who sign these things know full well what they are doing
FYI: tl;Dr version: there is a very good reason why System administration and integration is a 3 year long education, and trust me, from what I’ve seen you don’t meet that criteria.
FYI: Long version. (Btw, I'm not working in the field, but I'm planning to, so please correct any misconceptions)
The GDPR Exists, data protection laws exist, and it is your duty to inform other of what you are doing with that info, not the users. Premade docker images are shit for security, they are almost every time based on an old Version and such are vulnerable to Hacks like the SQL CVE just some Weeks ago. Your data will get leaked, your users data will get leaked, and you will be liable to all damage. If you want an alternative to the usual petition sites, you will also need to implement a working bot protection, trolls, etc, of which cloudflare or other CDNs will only do a fraction of. Your homelab needs to have a good uptime, regular sec updates, and competent security. Your own network will get ddosed as a result of the traffic, if you don’t have a good network plan. All of those are just a few things you have to think about when publishing to the internet, and which you apparently just don’t have the knowledge to do.
That is not how petitions work.
If anything, you need to know the Form for your specific country through which you can actually submit the Petition, for example in the EU its their official site
Going on about EU, you also need their passport info and such in order to be a verifiable vote, and for that you will need a gdpr compliant Server, which you will probably not manage to do without at least 10k in Audits alone
Turn off the power supply, wait a minute, turn back on
Its not a Linux Problem, happens with MBS in general
Six as in the little guys in the post war world by war machines?
4·1 month agoBuldak is really great, if you supplement it with 2 slices of toast cheese and a boiled egg
Let it boil in the water until it gets about half done, spill 1/4 of the water into a frying pan with it, put the egg, half the spice and the spice packet in, and boil the water while stirring until its evaporated
The spice will not be a disgusting sauce since it will mix itself with the cheese, the spice will be better, and the boiled egg (+ maybe some chives) will give it a better texture
2·2 months agoIf you don’t decide to even parse my answers, there is no good reason to argue further.
I have shown, that Ubuntu has done practices that go beyond subscriptions for extra Support, instead risking free users security. They have added Amazon ass once. They broke big parts of the os and made debugging harder by forcing a proprietary snap format, going against the decisions of users.
Ubuntu is a simple install
So is about every os by now. Ubuntu was special back in 2010 maybe. Now, no anaconda installer is the exception if you wannabe the arch btw guy, not the rule
What is the exception by now, is breaking your entire OS with a rust rewrite, forcing a propriatery package format even when the user requests the normal package from the package installer, hiding security updates behind a subscription (even if its just your email), and putting Amazon ads in the OS
When 90% of even niche Linux distros like Rhino, Vanilla or mint or Endeavour or Cachy or even fucking Artix have the same experience as Ubuntu, I’d rather recommend someone an Os that hasn’t shown it would go the Microsoft way if it had the opportunity to
So is fedora. Opensuse. Bazzite. Debian even
So why Ubuntu then?
You need to be clear with things like this.
I am literally unable to understand sarcasm.