Hrmm… How far back can I roll this? Can I get my money back for the windoze-tax on machines I bought in the winXP era? :D
Digit
is me, just like on lemmy.wtf, but here on lemmy.today, hoping for more uptime with the no instance censoring.
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Linux@programming.dev•California lawmakers unanimously pass Linux exemption from age-verification law — software distributed under the GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache licenses are exemptEnglish
1·1 day agoSo the situation [there] is:
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free software’s principles are preserved for users of free software based operating system,
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but if you use a proprietary operating system, you have to report your age to the pedovores… ? ? ? !
How rusty must the nail under them get before they move away? User lock-in got them trapped tight?
How long before we cease feeding the dragon tyrant?
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Linux@programming.dev•Debian developer Antoine Le Gonidec resigns after option allowing corporate LLM use without disclosure wins voteEnglish
1·1 day agocome to devuancome to antix
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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Just found this collage I made years ago, but I have no idea whyEnglish
1·11 days agoSo you’re the one.

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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•the ultimate age verification implementation!!111!English
1·11 days agoif only implementation were the problem.
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Linux@programming.dev•What are the worst distro-specific problems you have faced?English
4·12 days agoWhich of the at least 4 places you posted this do you want replied to? n_n
… Actually, I got nuthin. No distro-specific problems at all are standing out to me as worth mentioning.
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Programming@programming.dev•AI Software Development – What Does The Data Say?English
1·16 days agostudies show a clear trend – output is up (more code, more commits, bigger diffs), but outcomes don’t reflect that trend. If anything, the average team is taking longer to ship worse software
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burning out sooner,
suffocating high pace churn,
debugging bad code.
I am so glad I switched.
Better to face the horror.
If ignorance is bliss, give me agony.
Or if on bedrock, fetch/import a stratum of something Arch based to access the AUR.
I was doing that. Artix (and Arch before it) always been a cornerstone of my bedrock installs. No more now after the AUR’s troubles. Now I have a tripod of Gentoo, Devuan, and Void. Making do without the AUR. Can, but won’t.
I knew there was another reason I love Carbs Linux.
I realised…
I wasn’t going to do that.
And I was only using Artix for the AUR.
So I stopped using Artix.
Not responsible enough.
Responsible enough to stop.
I had a fellow linux user friend of over a decade convince me to try go no swap for a change.
I pebkac’d the system before it got a chance to fall foul of having zero swap.
… My next computer even before that pebkac, has swung the other way… >3X RAM amount of swap (And that’s on twice the RAM too. Mmm. Roomy.). Not going back to no swap. I prefer the headroom.
With fast drives snug on the mainboard, it doesn’t hurt dipping into swap.
yeah, until…
Hah, sympathies. I had a similar scrot-before-disaster recently… oh yup, there it is https://lemmy.wtf/post/44743724/23091152 … those pebkac errors still sneak up on us. n_n
Thanks. Yeah, it’s OpenDyslexicAlta Bold. It felt like a good option for a meme font that was kinda different and maybe easy enough to read to make it useful too.
This, I applaud. I aim similarly.
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Linux@lemmy.world•What's best these days? 16Gb slow memory, or 8Gb fastEnglish
1·18 days agoYeah, depends.
How much do you load on your workhorse and how fast do you need it to run?
Not for this dyslexic.
I tried it for a little while, a while back, but went back to the fonts I made a long while back.
open dyslexia font?
nice touch.


So much so, so naturally so, that you brought it up so, makes me wonder about what strife witnessed.