https://lemmy.ml/post/42415919

Edit: this one is better: https://lemmy.ml/post/47306551

I thought piefed’s main developer crusade was pathetic enough. This is something else.

People drowning in cia propaganda.

First hit is free (there’s a demo available).

Hello, fellow non-systemd enjoyer.

I think they mean if they don’t sell it before we stop depending on oil, they won’t make any money out of the dinosaur juice in the ground.

Tap/hold esc/control is arguably more useful.

Nice article, but the imperial units everywhere threw me off a little.

If you already have a separate backup of your data (keyword: separate), you can try to follow along with this video guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEgO9PdFhsM

I learned linux mostly from pain, but there are plenty of resources available on how to do most things on linux these days.

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This would be a better fit in a shitpost or boomer-shaming comm.

For those who had as much trouble parsing the second panel as I had: “Four – soon to be five – times back-to-back war losers: Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq”.

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Like they don’t already have it?

The bot is a vibe-coded interface to an “AI”.

Battery saving mode can accomplish that, if you will.

Some apps, however, need to stay “awake” to catch notifications or do some background processing needed for their usual functionality.

Imagine if you were using a navigation app, put it in the background, and after some time, put it on the foreground and it had to start the whole process of locating you and calculating a route to where you were going.

That being said, most apps don’t really need to do anything in the background, except for collecting data about your behaviour.

It’s not very frequent, but I usually give money to Jami and to Lemmy.

My work machine has been running flawlessly on testing (what is now Trixie) for the past 18 months.

I run Arch at home, btw, but Debian is always my default recommendation for anyone.