Rule 1:

Title must match the article headline

In beta, available as a Flatpak.

Seemed janky for me, but I only tried it for a few minutes.

+1. Orion is fantastic on OSX/iOS.

…It’s not ready for Linux, though. You can try it as an oddity, but give it more time in the oven.

As others suggest, why stay attached to Manjaro at all? Instead of forking, what about expending that energy on a rising distro without such reputational damage?

CachyOS is very close “in spirit” if they want to develop modified/custom packages, but there are plenty Arch downstream distros with less toxic communities.

They could even fork some other project and make the changes they like. It’d be a saner base than Manjaro at this point.

+1

+1

I’m honestly ashamed of my sex.

I get it, I’ve witnessed guys have gut wrenching experiences with women, but… come, on. Do y’all have to internalize that as misogyny?

Quite Mass Effect Andromeda-ish.

…Which is an under-rated game, IMO. Yes, the main quests and characters have the charisma of sticks in mud, but it has some neat side quests, kinda like a BGS RPG. I liked the Ryder-SAM dynamics, and counter to the “my face is tired” meme, the animations, graphics, combat and everything are all great. Mechanically, it feels infinitely better than Starfield.

So yeah, I’ll take more of that. Even if it doesn’t have ME trilogy-like characters, which is kinda an unreasonable expectation.

What I do not want is another Starfield.

You mean tied to IDs or something?

Commercial services would’ve just implemented that anyway. And yeah, likely with “absolute bare minimum effort.”

I’m still a bit confused. This thread is acting like this is a slope to systemd distros requiring an ID check, if I’m reading it right.

It’s a statement to an audience of one: Donald Trump.

Same with Trump’s meeting with Macron and the UK. It was just to placate him.

It’s mind-boggling to think that (if we’re lucky) kids will read this in future history books, gaping at how other world leaders openly stroke the ego of the president of the United States like gullible kid. And it works, exceedingly well.

…That is, if the future isn’t a bunch of cyberpunk fiefdoms.

…Practically, what does this even mean for a systemd user like me?

What app would use this? And If anything actually use the field, can’t I just enter a random date, like I have across the internet forever?

Renaissance of small, efficient native apps, even on platforms like Android.

Verifiable programming (which tends to involve lower level languages) is much “better” with LLMs. Take this recent one, for example:

https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Leanstral-2603

Leanstral is the first open-source code agent designed for Lean 4, a proof assistant capable of expressing complex mathematical objects such as perfectoid spaces and software specifications like properties of Rust fragments.

https://github.com/AeneasVerif/aeneas

Only because the desktop market will shrink.

I think most people’s computing will go to phones, tablets, or phone/tablet-like devices (like Chromebooks or the Macbook Neo) that don’t really count as desktops. I think the PC hardware market will shrink.

What’s left will be PC enthusiasts and gamers clinging to their existing hardware, and TBH I can see 15% of those moving to some linux flavor as Microsoft basically sunsets desktop Windows.

Business workstations will be stuck with Windows forever, though.

Wow. That is one sloppy header image.

There’s never been absolute freedom of speech, anywhere on the internet.

There is something you could say that will get you shunned from any community.

That’s my response to “but free speech!” That phrase means you’re trying to say something that will generally inflame Lemmy instances, so specify what you wish to discuss if you want to be pointed somewhere better.

This. This is what the US petro lobby paid for.

They could not possibly be in a better financial situation now.

The message is “Games need to get cheaper to make, not shittier and more expensive.”

And asset reuse can be a great way to do that. Or a trap.

uBlock Origin is the gold standard, but you need something that supports the full version. Plain Chrome (and most forks) are not good enough.

Firefox, Helium, and/or Orion would be my top picks.

On top of three letter agencies, basically every cybersecurity expert that publishes a “basic tweaks” article recommends uBlock Origin.

Yep.

Cool niche content gets sparser and sparser as attention of more popular opinions snowball, and the “hero” posters holding single communities afloat burn out.

Mark my words, Lemmy (and Piefed) will meet Voat’s fate (amongst other Reddit clones) unless something changes. It’s happened over and over again, and creative filtering like Piefed is doing or “open” Federation as is Lemmy’s focus isn’t going to fix it. Neither will posters. They need more fundamental structural attention/UI changes, in the code.

Oh my god.

I can’t unsee this now.