OnlyOffice doesn’t have “Impress”. I think you are confusing that with LibreOffice or Collabora Office.

I think OnlyOffice supports that. There is an extension for that for Nextcloud.

Sounds a lot like Nostr, no?

Edit: or maybe SimpleX? I keep confusing various implementation details between the two.

They have been selling the same SoCs (slightly defective ones) in various forms for crypto-mining etc. and as a result Linux kernel support is supposedly quite good already.

That is already possible, but the hacks to get it actually to run are quite annoying and limited to a few older versions AFAIK.

Hopefully with this you can just boot Linux normally on a PS5 in the nearish future. Would definitely make for a nice Steam Machine.

There are actually some rare mainboards for 6000/7000 series that still use DDR3.

I am referring to the headline of this post that claims that “Steam Frame needs 27-45W of power to run”, which is not at all substantiated by the image shared.

The image doesn’t say it “needs” that much power, only that there is an optional mode, likely for high performance or so, but it will probably have heat issues then.

Needs to have Wayland and Systemd of course 👍

Relative to other Fediverse software it is expensive due to how much community federation and vote traffic drives up compute and storage needs.

The exact costs really depend on your location and if you are renting a server or run it on your own hardware. But I doubt you can run a well federated Lemmy instance for much less than 30€/month. Of course it initially runs on a much cheaper VPS, but once you start subscribing to remote communities it quickly needs more power and storage.

GDP grow figures say little about how modern an economy is and in general Mao’s policies did more harm than good.

“Malicious misinterpretation of statistics” my ass.

Thanks for proving my point with sharing this graphic. See that “Mao slump” there in the 1950-1960? No other similar country had that, including other nominally socialist countries. The increase of life expectancy was a recovery after WW2 and a global phenomenon brought through by the broad availability of antibiotics and other modern medicine. Again, Mao did more harm than good and his policies certainly didn’t cause a doubling of life-expectancy.

It didn’t work out. Only after Mao’s death and a near total turn around in policies did the Chinese economy modernize. And the claim that in the parallel comment about life expectency doubling because of Maoist policies is a blatant lie based on malicious misinterpretation of statistics.

Campism, aka team sports. Critizism from academic figures is (not entirely incorrectly) identified as managed opposition, and for sure they are not a team you can simp for with the hope of them “winning”.

It’s a tiny fringe, just here on Lemmy they can be quite noisy 🤷

“Not Invented Here”. Its is basically an IT industry slang for companies reinventing the wheel because they want to do everything in house, which often ends up being maintenance intensive and of relatively low quality.

Indeed, no one is really interested in using fake money (aka crypto currencies). But that doesn’t mean Taler depends on banking APIs. Taler is a complete digital bank software package and some unofficial regional currencies (most notably a bigger one in Italy) have started using it fully independent of the officially recognized fiat banks or their APIs.

Again, according to the Taler website, the exchange tracks every transaction in order to prevent double spends. If it has a full view of the network, it can employ statistical analysis.

Again, you spend max. 5 minutes browsing the website and now claim you are the expert on Taler 🙄 Just because you track if a token has been spend or not, doesn’t mean you can track who spend it, or what on. This is all well explained in the Taler documentation and it has been explicitly designed to be resistant against such statistical analysis.

Why would that be better than your current solution?

It depends on the banking system with its proprietary APIs and centralized money issuance.

It does not. That is as optional as fiat exchanges with cryptocurrencies.

In order to spend money, you need to receive it first. I don’t know if it makes you a “seller” in Taler, but in any case, this partial protection probably makes de-anonymization of all transactions via statistical analysis much easier.

No, you get it from an exchange. And the resulting tokens are like physical cash and can not be de-anonymized by the exchange or anyone else in the chain. That’s like the entire point of Taler. I think you should really inform yourself better before making yourself look really stupid by confidently spreading such non-sense.

Yes, but open-core will come back to bite you in the ass anyways. Enshittification built in.

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