Shared404

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by Shared404 3y ago
> Local news has a better hit ratio, but it’s still like 5% maybe at best on any given day. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZggCipbiHwE Local news isn't immune either. E: Apparently I posted twice when I tried to edit t
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by Shared404 3y ago
FWIW, I've been using the Fediverse as my primary social media for ~a year, and I've not experienced these technical/social issues being described. Yes instances occasionally have issues... But I've experienced less outa
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by Shared404 3y ago
"Something went wrong, try reloading" And even then, I've never had a Twitter account, so not sure I'd be able to see it now anyways. Sure seems inaccessible to me.
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by Shared404 3y ago
> What microblogging service does most of the rest of the world use? Most of the world doesn't.
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by Shared404 3y ago
It seems to me that slackware + flatpak could make a _really_ stable base for a desktop, but I've not got deep experience with either so could be making stuff up.
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by Shared404 3y ago
A chimeric human possessing the capability to produce neither gamete and possesing neither testes nor overies pokes apart that argument. In addition, as noted elsewhere in the thread, sexual dimorphism is typically used to discuss more than
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by Shared404 3y ago
> You confuse the concepts of "sex" and "gender". > Gender is the social expression of the set of behaviors typical for a given sex. Your gender does not necessarily have to correspond to your biological sex. I&#x2
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by Shared404 3y ago
> When you're able to produce a 3rd kind of gamete, or a human that can produce the other kind too or in sequence, then you can change my mind and claim your Nobel prize Many people result a null in this category in this without any
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by Shared404 3y ago
> (that humans are sexually dimorphic and ramifications of that) We're actual a bimodal distribution. Even not accounting for intersex folk it's a lot less binary than most people assume or was covered in 8th grade bio.
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by Shared404 3y ago
Have some time now, so can elaborate further. Yum/DNF are _extremely_ featureful package managers. They have many nice capabilities, a higher degree of logging, etc. However, they're complex and slow. From the UX side of things, R
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by Shared404 3y ago
I see the argument, but I would disagree. Arch moves fast, but that's about all that it really feels like it has in common with Fedora to me. I suppose that's really a matter of taste though,
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by Shared404 3y ago
> But, spend enough time in linux-land and you'll find out there's two very different ways of doing things. There's the Debian Way, and the Red Hat Way. For enterprise Linux at least. On my home systems I usually use Alpin
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by Shared404 3y ago
That's not what Alma claims in their statement https://almalinux.org/blog/impact-of-rhel-changes/ : > Can you just use CentOS Stream sources? > No, we are committed to remaining a downstream RHEL clone,
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by Shared404 3y ago
> Jitsi is also extremely nice by the way and the pair of Jitsi and Zulip is extremely nice. I'm a big fan of Jitsi. Haven't used it in any business settings, but do 5 person calls every so often for my TTRPG group and it works
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by Shared404 3y ago
To elaborate on this, I know many people who's only general purpose computing device is a phone. It's what they use for all their web browsing, email, communications, writing. All of it. These people don't care that you can&#
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by Shared404 3y ago
https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented Downvotes and more are unofficially documented here. Mostly I agree with your take, my assumption is that the karma requirement for downvoting is to help prevent do
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by Shared404 3y ago
> got it but when will it be implemented by kdenlive? any dev here? I hate to be that person but https://kdenlive.org/en/developers-welcome/ This is research work. I don't suspect anyone currently has any
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by Shared404 3y ago
IIRC, Dang's explicitly stated that the downvote button is ok to use as a disagree button.
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by Shared404 3y ago
Looks to be restricted. Probably it's set up so people can find the new site.
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by Shared404 3y ago
> Asking for manually created image descriptions and/or transcribed text was too much to ask from the social web. Mastodon at least has had a better culture about this in my experience. Possibly worth investigating, and it may have
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by Shared404 3y ago
And is also Gacha is it not? I'll take an up front cost any day over content gating/gambling/fomo.
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by Shared404 3y ago
As does the Libreboot developer https://minifree.org/ .
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by Shared404 3y ago
'smol' is just a way of saying small that caught on in certain demographics which is starting to spread further, much like any other slang.
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by Shared404 3y ago
I am also interested in this. I've also never been able to fully grok what 'Activities' are, though I've never gone all in on learning them.
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by Shared404 3y ago
> Why is this desire felt as oppressive by so many? Because they're the spam being kept out.
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by Shared404 3y ago
Can confirm, I've gotten warnings when sending lots of outgoing mail.
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by Shared404 3y ago
Migadu is another good host for custom domains. You pay for mailbox size and number of emails in/out. Can add as many domains/users as you like. I use the micro tier ($20 a year), it's more than enough for me. https:/&#
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by Shared404 3y ago
> tl;dr: I think pop is a Ubuntu flavor, so ~6 months and/or it's already available today if you're not afraid to compile your own kernel Pop isn't currently following the Ubuntu release cadence, they've got some
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by Shared404 3y ago
When I was last in school (~ a year ago) it was the same for me.
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by Shared404 3y ago
> Does it include being arbitrarily robbed of your work? I would even go so far as to call that cruel and unusual.

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