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pgp,

It’s not. The photos with the horizon visible are photos taken during the descent, whereas the photos with only ground visible were taken as landing was imminent (or after landing).

pgp,

Fedora, it’s bleeding edge, but stable enough for a daily driver. Also, most things work out of the box.

New Fedora Slimbook 14" joins the Fedora Slimbook 16" - Fedora Magazine (fedoramagazine.org)

We heard your feedback during the launch of the Fedora Slimbook 16 and, along with the folks from Slimbook, bring you the new Fedora Slimbook 14, a smaller, lighter, cheaper with even better battery life, version of the Fedora Slimbook, powered by an Intel CPU and GPU (unfortunetely no AMD version soon).

pgp,

Why can’t mom and pop store compete with Costco?

This how you sound.

Introducing Mozilla’s Firefox Nightly .deb Package for Debian-based Linux Distributions (blog.nightly.mozilla.org)

“Great news for people using Firefox Nightly on Debian-based Linux distributions (such as Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and others): installing, updating, and testing the latest Firefox Nightly builds just got a lot easier. We’ve set up a new APT repository for you to install Firefox Nightly as a .deb package.”

pgp,

Now do rpm.

OSS Notetaking App: Notesnook (notesnook.com)

Just wanted to share my experience with notesnook as a daily note taking and information organizer app. The free tier is fairly barebones but you can use it for simple stuff, but I’ll say that the paid $50 per year tier is really nice. I’m surprised at the polish and feature set for a OSS project from 2019 but it’s also...

pgp,

I use Joplin, my notes are synced across devices, and I pay 0 dollars. I’m using Dropbox to sync, also a free account.

pgp,

50 dollars a year for a note taking application? How can anyone think that this is remotely reasonable? Also, can you not shill this so hard? I don’t have strong feelings for Joplin, but the way that you’re trying to knock it down, it’s bordering mental.

pgp,

Which past is this that you speak of? And how is the present a better option than anything at all, really?

pgp,

Still don’t know what you’re talking about. Anyway, in capitalist free America people are shot for knocking in the neighbour’s door, is that better? Lest we talk about the private jail system that demands prisoners, in order to be sustainable.

pgp,

Rip Finland

pgp,

America is something else entirely.

pgp,

I was scratching away at my screen for longer than I’d like to admit before I realized that I didn’t have an eyelash on the screen, it was just the motion line in the last panel.

pgp,

Unlike the thousands of dead Palestinians.

pgp,

We should all just stop eating avocado toast, obviously.

pgp,

mind you, the killings didn’t start yesterday

pgp,

There are service bots, that are used by many of the irc networks, that handle this within irc itself (nickserv, chanserv, etc…).

pgp,

Ok boomer

pgp,

Obviously not, and I’m not even going into the depth of your definition of “everything”, where would a kid learn long division?

pgp,

That’s not accurate, the image is missing sleeps between each print.

pgp,

This is not a bug, it doesn’t need to be fixed.

pgp,

The choice of the letter d was brilliant, that’s for sure. Now I’m imagining a folder with a large D.

pgp,

Best example I could find without being crude.

pgp,

Wrong, it does matter. Just because it’s not working as you want, doesn’t mean it’s not working as expected.

pgp,

North America is a whole other sphere of reality.

pgp,

Finally we’re on the news for something meaningful, and not for being the best destination for whatever.

pgp,

On top of the golden visa there are also a lot of digital nomads, who earn a US salary, while living in Portugal. These types obviously don’t mind paying a rent value that is unaffordable for 95% of the population.

pgp,

The only crybaby I’ve seen so far is you.

pgp,

Not really, we might have only one billionaire, but all the millionaires are very greedy, as well as the upper clear as a whole. Combining that greed with the sky rocketing cost of living, mainly due to digital nomads and airbnb, we’re certainly not an example. Just a collapse waiting to happen.

pgp,

Where? You know… For science.

pgp,

Here is a project that archived most of those games: flashpointarchive.org/downloads/

pgp,

“I won’t put a curse on you while on my death bed”.

pgp,

…cambridge.org/…/with-last-dying-breath

pgp,

I used infinity for reddit, so naturally I switched to eternity.

pgp,

Yes! All those Israelis illegally seizing Palestinians’ homes and taking their land! Thank you!

pgp,

And does the world owe the Israelis, exactly? Regarding history, there are many episodes in recent history that I will never forget, such as this one: theguardian.com/…/israelis-cheer-gaza-bombing

pgp,

There’s no need for that, we’re all on the same side, and the GNU tools may not be an os by themselves, but they are a crucial part of any Linux distribution.

pgp,

I have a small gripe with this article: CTRL+K, CTRL+U and CTRL+W don’t “delete”, they “cut”, and the clipboard can be accessed with CTRL+Y, which the article also fails to mention.

pgp,

Took me 2 minutes, literally.

pgp,

Non-paywalled link

microsoft teams running like ass on firefox

is there a way to fix this? unfortunately i’m stuck using teams for work and would rather not use the standalone app or in a chromium browser. however, my firefox browser slows to a crawl and becomes unusable usually at the point where three or four people join a video call. can anybody help me troubleshoot this? i thought...

pgp,

Try ferdium. You can add ms teams, as well as other services, it’s isolated and uses the browser (chrome) versions. It works flawlessly for calls, screen sharing, etc… Within the limits of the pile of garbage that ms teams is, if course.

pgp,

Even more unpopular opinion: any os is good, as long as you know how to use it.

pgp,

I was speaking generally in terms of linux/windows/Mac os

pgp,

Is there anyone that uses freedos as their daily driver?

pgp,

Regulations are made to make sure that businesses comply with the minimum safety and health rules, as well as not actively harming the consumer. So, no, no area benefits from deregulation. Giant companies love deregulation so they can monopolize and/or fix prices. Getting to your barber example: if I’m trying to find a barber, I will surely only look for licensed barbers, as I surely do not want a busted hair job, or to incur in any hazard. Simple as that.

pgp,

Regulation is hardly on the top 20 Brazil problems list. Be serious.

pgp,

It does matter because you cannot isolate the effects of regulations from the corruption, violence, etc… All of which are huge issues in Brazil.

pgp,

I didn’t have to search much to find an article talking about the corruption in the Brazilian telecommunications free market: …com.br/…/o-passado-mal-explicado-das-telecomunic…Sure, you can argue that many of these companies simply went bankrupt, but the weight of those bankruptcies falls on the same shoulders every time: private profit, public loss. Sure, there were a lot of telecoms opening at that time due to the government opening up the market, but at what cost?

pgp,

It’s true, there are factors that will make things sort of work, or make them go downhill very fast. In Portugal, there was a lot of deregulation in the past few 20 years, which brought higher prices, monopolies and fixed prices. That’s my main reason for not believing in deregulation, but I understand that there may be exceptions to this. I just think that they’re precisely that: exceptions to the rule.

Also, I love that I’m having a deep conversation in the memes community!

pgp,

that’s what she said

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