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ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace

@ ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace @piefed.ca

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  • I am extremely fatigued with the constant negativity

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  • I'm right there with you bud. I just posted something similar recently. I think anyone with a modicum of empathy feels the same way right now.

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  • No. Ever heard of the doppler effect?

    Light behaves like a wave. But instead of hearing sound in a higher/slower pitch relative to the source, you'd be seeing a different color.

  • Messing with Void

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  • Yeah that kinda sucks though. That dependency shouldn't exist. I'm starting to understand the hate for systemd.

  • Microsoft Edge and Aloha caught sharing precise user location data with third parties

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  • Never ever trust anything from Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, X, TikTok for anything. Just don't use their software.

  • Women in Brussels 'filmed without their knowledge' by men wearing Meta smart glasses

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  • Messing with Void

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  • Yeah I tried it at first.

    But it doesn't even create subvolumes on a BTRFS partition. Not even a single @rootfs or something like other installers do.

    So I had no choice but to go the manual way. And honestly if you follow the guide, you're gonna get the same results in the end but slightly more adapted to your needs.

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  • Well, no I wasn't.

    But according to the documentation I did everything right. It's running on a VM, so it's single drive, single partition, it's on its own subvolume for the pupose of not taking snapshots of that subvolume. It's preallocated and created using the btrfs filesystem mkswapfile command, and I'm assuming this command takes care of the NODATACOW NODATASUM stuff.

  • Messing with Void

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  • Oh interesting. I really hope future software won't be so dependent on systemd in the future.

  • Messing with Void

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  • That would be on me. I wasn't aware of a new months old login manager.

  • In Delaware, Corporations Can Now Vote. Are We Insane?

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  • yep. Looks like it.

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  • Our Liberals are what we call "neo-liberal". Morally somewhat progressive, but fiscally conservative. They prioritize the economy (read: businesses) over anything else.

    They tend to cut funding to social programs through austerity measures, then claim they don't work, only to privatize everything. Then realize privatizing everything made it suck even more because they're raking in all the cash, but not investing in any maintenance, and are begging the government for money for that maintenance. Only to pocket that money as well.

    They'll sell our natural resources to the highest bidder, usually foreign interests, who will then sell it back to us with an exaggerated increase.

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  • Yeah, people really believed in that elbows up bullshit from Mark Carney.

    He's selling Canada to U.S. interests wholesale.

    People need to take a stand. There should be a nation-wide strike against this government to tell them to correct their path or fuck off.

  • Cities Are Covering Flock Cameras With Trash Bags

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  • You can 100% remove them with a baseball bat.

  • Technology has come a long way

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  • They "wouldn't wouldn't last"? So they WOULD last. Double negative cancels itself.

    Is that what you're saying?

  • MX Linux 25.2 “Infinity” Released with Linux Kernel 7.0, Based on Debian 13.5

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  • Interesting. What does MX Linux do that's so special compared to Debian? Better kernel optimizations? Optimized software packages? Quality of life features?

  • Flatpak’s Future May Leave Non-systemd Distros Behind

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  • I've lived without Flatpak for over 20 years. I'm not worried.

  • Has anyone used Void Linux? What was your experience?

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  • Interesting.

    Are you gaming on your distro? I have an Nvidia card. I wonder how hard it is to install the proprietary drivers.

  • Has anyone used Void Linux? What was your experience?

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  • It looks like a pretty solid distro. But yeah, you need to know what you're doing. I think if you put in the work it can really pay off.

  • Has anyone used Void Linux? What was your experience?

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  • Thank you that was a great read!