
the peace of mind of getting extorted
the peace of mind of getting extorted
there are already countless self hosted options out there probably.
these people would rather pay slack than us for implementing such a thing though.
exactly. there are hundreds of them populating the sky, lugging a few hundred rich people (or their representatives) around.
helicopters.
i wanna see them try to get this into marlin
another advantage of running VMs is the flexibility of changing stuf whenever you decide to try something new. like shuffling new hardware around but you don’t need to get up from the couch, or buy new hardware.
yes, or others. there are probably better alternatives but this will already help a lot.
i’m using the screen off trick they mention in the thread. the fix is already done, i’m just waiting for the fixed point release to be pushed.
all that said, linux could use some more “intermediate” tools.
windows is surprisingly decent in that aspect too. service managers, cron managers, startup managers, a good task manager, all by default.
this would help intermediate linux users quite a lot.
that touch sensor is very good to make sure you don’t need to calibrate z offset. saves you from having to fiddle with it, and always makes perfect 1st layers. excellent upgrade.
it’s already broken
there it is!
about the hang, i have the same issue turns out its indeed related to fennec and ublock.
basically they are aware and we are waiting on the fennec team for the fix to roll out.
huh, not showing up on mine. same setup: fennec with ublock origin.
i do have more blocklists than default selected in the settings though. the annoyances and cookie banner ones are specially good.
yes that’s exactly what he is criticizing.
nothing on firefox with ublock origin here.
switching away from linux is the experience that most cements our love for linux.
you start to notice all the garbage you had to put up with all along.
may i suggest revolution?
where do i find me one of those
besides it being funded by three-letter agencies, and using your phone number as an identifier?
sometimes not acknowledging it even exists.