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Boycott list for mod abuse and power trips: lemmy.ml, blahaj.zone, lemmy.zip | Warning list: lemmy.ca

  • Is it not possible to have a launcher that modifies the menu that appears when you slide down from the top of the screen (brightness and notifications menu..)?

    I would really like a separate menu for quickly changing brightness and volume

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  • Deserved

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  • Would the same speech have gotten you banned from Reddit as a whole?

    None of my Reddit accounts has been banned (but I must say I didn’t talk about political or debate subjects), while on Lemmy I have received a couple instance bans in the past, and no, I didn’t insult anyone

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  • Censorship is not only a government thing AT ALL. There are different uses of the word censorship.

    Literally the first lines of Wikipedia

    Censorship is the suppression of speech, public communication, or other information. This may be done on the basis that such material is considered objectionable, harmful, sensitive, or "inconvenient". Censorship can be conducted by governments and private institutions.

    It’s one thing not to accept an article on a newspaper which is only meant to accept a couple articles, and many of them having a clear and assumed editor line; and another to remove after publishing a comment or post on a public discussion forum, often claiming freedom of speech, because the admins do not agree with that the person says for political reasons.

    If there’s an editor line, then publicly assume it and make it clear when it’s an online discussion forum: reveal your biases.

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  • Obviously meant through a regular account on your average instance

    And yea you can be censored through defederation

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  • this is lemmy we're talking about. There's as much censorship as reddit, just opposite political sides

  • eh, you can have pretty long strings already in QR code as compared to normal, just like WiFi passwords for example

  • When sharing links with people in places where there’s a character limit or to avoid polluting visuals.

    Also, when sharing like orally or showing it to someone else when you have no other way to communicate it: ex, the link of a shared cloud file

  • Loser

  • This

  • Can confirm, I’m banned

  • Thanks for your answer

    So, much better to have NPUs be made separately in different tiers, similar to what is done with GPUs rn.

    Overall yea, but built-in graphics are remarkably efficient and they have the added benefit to be here even if you didn’t plan that use initially. I’m glad to be able to play video games on my laptop that was meant to be use for work only

    Similarly, I had no interest in getting an NPU for this laptop but I found some use to it (well, when it’ll finally support what I want to do)

    Manufacturers will never include a niche option, or will overprice it. Built in allows to get that directly

  • Indeed

    Well, anyone can edit the wiki but it’s always been correct so far, and I don’t want to check the code

    Thanks for your message

  • It’s obviously very exaggerated

  • Jetbrains though :(

  • Got offended?

  • Didn’t know that! It’s unfortunate

  • Sorry, I’m not a hardware expert at all

    When you’re talking about the PCIe peripheral, you’re talking about a separate dedicated graphics card or something else?

    I guess the main point of NPUs are that they are tiny and built in

  • You’re welcome! I also heard about another project which is much simpler but I can’t remember its name. At least mailcow makes it easy to configure the different fields and has a nice web client

    Yea, mailcow does require a bit too much but it’s well made and you can disable features to reduce RAM usage

    I imagine 800MB is without the antivirus checking and search improvements