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penquin,

They were moving people who are on a grandfathered plans to new ones without telling them and people were paying more. I’m not sure how that was legal to begin with. Lol

penquin,

Oh no, not me. I’m a freak when it comes to my bills. They wouldn’t be able to pull this bullshit on me. lol

penquin,

Very well said, thank you. There is a name for it. Where they hide their bullshit in a 284674947 pages EULA. Forgot what it is.

penquin,

Humans created obstacles to make their own lives miserable.

penquin,

Holy shit! I hope you’re joking/trolling, because this is a new level of low.

Open sourcing the app

@kuro_neko have you ever thought about making the app open source? I’ve used Connect for a little bit and I really like it, it would be really cool if the app was open source. You practically don’t have anything to loose, as you don’t sell the app or insert ads and trackers. Lemmy is an open-source plattform, and many (if...

penquin,

Absolutely. I’ve always wondered the same. That way, you’ll get more help and we can submit bug reports on GitHub/GitLab.

penquin,

That, too. I’m not a developer (at least not yet), but I’m really good at finding and reporting bugs.

penquin,

I never get the need to use vim and nano exists.

penquin,

But you can do all that with nano and it is straight forward and you don’t need to memorize any key combinations. I mean, I get it and no judgement here. I just use nano because it’s easy and quick.

penquin,

😂

penquin,

I’m struggling to see the connection here. I guess I don’t need to fiddle with the mechanical pencil, it breaks very quickly? I don’t want to go through changing those little sticks? Graphite pencil only needs to be sharpened? So, you’re supporting using Nano? I’m a little confused

penquin,

I write my code in an actual IDE. And I use nano for only, like you said, config files and those little things. And I have never used emacs and I don’t even know how it looks like. I’m dead serious, I don’t even know what emacs is or what it does. lmao

penquin,

Nah, this is not relative at all. Still, I know my kid hates mechanical pencils. I hate them, too.

penquin,

Relevant. RELEVANT!!! Damn it. Ok you got me 😂 English is my second language (still not an excuse)

penquin,

He wants to fit 425TB 428TB of content on his phone. Man is a fucking genius. I love how his own platform is calling out his bullshit 😂

penquin,

I was talking about the whole Wikipedia with all of its languages. If you look at the beginning of the article where they mentioned they Elon “implied” and had a line under it. That’s a link to one of his tweets that was fact checked by the community on Twitter. That’s where I got the 428TB number.

penquin,

I got you. I didn’t take it as such. Just explained my comment in case it was a bit confusing :)

How Ubuntu Linux snuck into high-end Dell laptops (and why it's called 'Project Sputnik') (www.zdnet.com)

Today, the Dell XPS-13 with Ubuntu Linux is easily the most well-known Linux laptop. Many users, especially developers – including Linus Torvalds – love it. As Torvalds recently said, “Normally, I wouldn’t name names, but I’m making an exception for the XPS 13 just because I liked it so much that I also ended up buying...

penquin,

Yeah, I don’t get it. What am I gonna do with 2 USBC ports? What if the ssd dies? Nah, I’d rather get a framework

penquin,

Don’t breathe, breathing is antisemitic.

penquin,

LOL! Then don’t offer it. Let’s see who will work for you. Fuckers want to enslave people.

penquin,

Right on. So happy for them. Let strikes be a trend.

penquin,

Add end to end encryption to the mix. They’ve been doing so well until they messed with that.

penquin,

Let’s hope so

penquin,

I’ve discovered a new browser to use as a secondary one to Firefox in case I needed a chromium based one. Thorium. This thing is insanely fast. Brave what?

penquin,

Noice. Now, let’s how much shit H&R block and TurboTax will throw at it to make it an absolute shit of a service. freetaxusa ftw.

penquin,

EndeavourOS is the distro that stopped my distro-hopping addiction. Installed it over a year ago and haven’t left since. Now this made me love it even more. KDE plasma has come along ways. I think Nate Graham has a lot to do with the progress Plasma made. Dude is awesome (so is every other volunteer of course).

penquin,

So we can finally see peace on this planet 🙏🙏🙏🙏

penquin,

The next Terry Davis. Starting with the open source chicken farm of course.

US nutrition panel’s ties to top food giants revealed in new report (www.theguardian.com)

Almost half of a federal government panel that helps develop US nutritional guidelines has significant ties to big agriculture, ultra-processed food companies, pharmaceutical companies and other corporate organizations with a significant stake in the process’s outcome....

penquin,

This used to be all “conspiracies” and some folks got picked on for pointing this shit out. It turned out that there is no such thing as “conspiracies”, literally everything you hear is real. It’s all a giant mob. They look out for each other. Who gives a fuck about people, as long as their pockets are lined up.

penquin,

Yeah, I hate those with a passion. Or those who send you to a GitHub page that explains nothing, gives you the tar and expects you to read their mind 😂

penquin,

That’s where the AUR comes in. Some neckbeard somewhere has already made an AUR package of that.

penquin,

This is literally me calling a marine “Jarhead” or “grunt”. Sorry, military habits never die. I’m showing them love by calling them that, at least that’s what my intentions are.

penquin,

I have run all kinds of distros. Loved them all, btw. But nothing comes even close to arch and its derivatives. I’ve been running emdeavourOS for almost 1.5 years now and it’s been fantastic. The AUR is godsend. I have never bothered with flatpaks, snaps or appimages. AUR has everything I need.

penquin,

Purple ones where delish 😍😋

penquin,

Guess it’s time for templeOS then?

penquin,

Flat design and the disappearing of skeumorphic design.

penquin,

It’s the best UI design in the history of design IMHO. That’s what it is. Things were alive with it. Now, everything is flat and gross.

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penquin,

Well said. I use Linux on my main desktop PC and Windows on the laptop. I’m the “use the tool that works for you when you need it” type of guy. Windows may not be as private or as secure as Linux, but it sure does have its use cases. And like you said, a lot of people may not have the luxury of changing their os. Linux is not always ideal. For instance, the laptop I have windows on never worked well with Linux. It has always had problems because it has that hybrid Intel/Nvidia graphics. And that shit is an absolute nightmare on Linux. It works flawlessly on windows.

penquin,

I have tried pop os and loved it. I just didn’t like the battery life on it (on Intel only). Animations were very laggy without running on Nvidia 100% which drains the battery even more. I get very smooth animations and great battery life on windows. I have endeavourOS on my desktop and it’s amazing. Went all out AMD on the PC because fuck Nvidia.

penquin,

Black mirror in real life. So it begins.

penquin,

Yup, silly me.

penquin,

I’d love for someone to go through the steps how this person came to this conclusion. I tried, but failed. I thought I was good at math :(

I feel like we're all stuck in a movie where all the rich people live on some kind of floating island or satellite with everything they need to live well, and all of us have zero chance of going there

I have seen a few of these with similar story lines and realized we are living it right now. They have the best healthcare, the best food, the best everything and most of us are a few dollars from disaster. That scares some of us to death literally from all the stress it causes.

penquin,

I feel like a movement is actually happening, but slowly. Look at all these unions forming and people striking all around. It gives me hope, to be honest. The media is fighting it hard and somewhat succeeding, but just to an extent. We will win

Is a reinstall required when switching from Intel to AMD

Hi all, I’m switching motherboards. No dGPU. Going from an Intel MB to an AMD one. I have my root partition on an nvme and the home one on a 2.5" sata. Do I need to reinstall, or can I just move the drives from the old MB to the new one without a problem? Figured since both Intel and AMD drivers are both baked into the kernel...

penquin,

MB is a gigabyte one. I’ll do what I can to remove all the Intel stuff. I mean, if it comes to it, I can easily reinstall. My home partition is separate on its own drive, so a reinstall shouldn’t be an issue aside from reinstalling my apps back.

penquin,

I have not made any special changes to the kernel parameters. Everything is stock. Only thing I did is hide grub menu from etc/default/grub. That’s all.

penquin,

Already got that covered with snapshots. I didn’t know I can restore those snapshots on another system. Is it an easy process? Like just move the time shift folders to the new system and restore from the app?

penquin,

Just installed the AMD-ucode. Thank you

penquin,

I actually did run into some of those “ghosts”. Lol Nothing major, though. I’ve been thinking of doing a complete clean install anyway since I haven’t done it in a very long time. Like, I want to even nuke my home partition and redo the whole thing.

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