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  • learning blender is a crazy good investment though, gotta be one of the most polished pieces of software ever written

  • I think you can use AT in a decentralized way, it's just that Bluesky as a network doesn't practically achieve that

  • it's not all sunshine and rainbows though, Linux recently removed support for the i486 :(((

  • i mean ofc he's bffs with Bill Gates

  • who makes the thumbnails for phoronix? is this the same hdd that was in a previous one?

  • not a user of mastodon, but how do these long posts federate over?

  • generally TLP can do all of the above, so what I do is use powertop and tlp-stat for checking the current configuration, and tlp.conf for setting the configuration

  • slop (you can tell from the arch boundaries)

  • would an ubuntu base support something as new as a 9800 well?

  • first 3 I wouldn't recommend to a newcomer, and aren't support things like this mainly oriented towards enterprise and not consumers?

  • you can probably also run bsd and 9front :)

  • Linux is a volunteer project (mostly). There is no "support" like a commercial os, you'll have to figure out your way around it yourself.

    There are Linux User Groups (LUGs) around the world though, which are volunteer groups that help people with their Linux problems. Have a look at if you can find one around you

  • it's not that deep bro

  • yeeah I personally wouldn't trust something that is"probably" e2ee, especially when there are options that are provably e2ee

    to each their own ig

  • can you verify that it's E2E encrypted?

  • I'd love this, I think the biggest obstacle is beating the online converter sites on friction of use, but the automatic file type detection feels like a really good way to combat that

  • iirc Netflix or something uses bsd