This is supposed to work and I've seen it work. But so many people complain about this that I think it must be bugged and doesn't always work. Maybe it doesn't work when the posts are on different pages.
The channel that calls themselves "Tech Tips" and has 16.8 million subscribers is supposed to know more than "most people". Or at least be willing to put in some research and give actual "tech tips" like their name suggests
Not gonna watch this video, but I see the clickbait thumbnail says "LAST CHANCE" which is just dumb. Linux will outlive him and me and you. There's no reason to not give it another chance within the next 20 or so years. In fact, they'll almost certainly release another video about Linux.
It would be nice to use a decentralized Reddit like platform not coded by him, but no one else has the time, resources, ability, and/or dedication, to step up.
piefed, the Canadian instance runners
PieFed and Mbin don't share any code with Lemmy at all, they're in totally different programming languages
Yeah looking at their history graph, Linux drops every February/March due to Chinese New Year. But looking at their English graph, Linux has gained users not lost users. There are more active Steam users right now (mostly in China) which causes the percentages to be lower.
Are you just suggesting Lemmy needs competition? It has plenty of competition with PieFed and Mbin. Also in a way, every instance is competing with the others. Especially when talking about enshitification, the competition of instances is a big deal. Even if the software goes bad, good instances can just stay on the old good version, and fork it together.
I believe the PCI-e revisions are usually used in datacenters before home computers, and of course Linux is really big for datacenters...
but also this could be preparations for 2028 or even 2029 hardware, datacenters especially need this stuff to be really stable so it's gotta be done in advance
It will still be quite some time before seeing any PCIe 7.0 hardware (likely late 2027 to 2028) but already early preparations are underway toward Linux support for the PCI Express 7.0 revision.
It's fine, I didn't really check out alternatives or real blog platforms though lol. It doesn't use many resources since it isn't subscribed to any remote communities. I can share resource usage numbers when I get home but it's really low, barely uses CPU, the backup zip files are like 60MB
edit: cpu is like below 1%, ram is maybe like 500MB used total? and the backup zip file is 55MB
Sure but IDK that just doesn't seem important. That's the same issue we had switching from Reddit to Lemmy. My Reddit posts aren't gone and neither are my programming.dev posts, I'm here on retrolemmy.com now and I'm fine leaving my old account behind. If I need to edit an old post then I'll open programming.dev but that doesn't bother me.
Then they're the same as the Reddit users who refuse to move. It's not hard to move to a different Lemmy/PieFed instance, that's our strength. You can export your account data and import it to your new instance so your subscriptions transfer.
A lot of people sleep on avidemux, but if all you need is cutting and appending this program could save you a ton of time (and maintain the original quality) since it doesn't need to render or encode
!mods4ever@spectra.video for the "official" videos like our tournaments and trailers
!die4everplays@spectra.video for my own gameplay videos