Because it doesn’t have search (at least my instance doesn’t), doesn’t show engagement so the whole thing feels empty like people are posting into the void
Because it doesn’t have search (at least my instance doesn’t), doesn’t show engagement so the whole thing feels empty like people are posting into the void
I don’t know what that would do for me, though, what can I do on the LAN when the internet gateway is down? Also, why should the gateway reboot? I would like it to be up all the time
Why would I? I just want to run OpenWRT for the features, I don’t even use ethernet other than the port in
It’s only correct if the picture features five men
Definitely in the vein of what I was looking for, but for almost $90 I am going to ask for WiFi 6E
I believe it, but in a different scenario
Imagine the worker does some work, but it takes ten hours more of other people’s testing to find all the bugs, and ten hours of someone more competent to fix them. Even though he did twenty hours of work, if he never showed up the pace of the work, someone doing it better might not affect others by just being more correct and actually might save others work by organizing the code in a way that is easier to understand.
It is not obvious that people who do a lot of work are actually positively benefiting the overall effort. I’ve certainly had to go and rewrite terrible code before. If it wasn’t there, I wouldn’t need to read it to see if it needed to be rewritten in the first place.
Right now the handhelds with Windows cost a lot more since they are paying for a license
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/01/ayaneo-next-lite-handheld-announced-with-steamos-linux/
So for the cheapest models it’s still Linux
Desktop mode, I use it every day to watch videos on the TV
When it’s released on other devices it’s going to be huge
If SteamOS is the default choice for gaming because of handheld devices, desktop linux may well be adopted.
What? On my system I use gnome and my distro configures my sound system. I chose to use pulse, but it’s pipewire by default. I never had to do anything to set it up
Maybe try a different distro?
Windows doesn’t do what I want out of the box. Does it come with an ssh client? Wireguard?
So you must care quite a bit, then
TikTok is banned in China
That is not an issue, that’s how billions of people rose out of poverty.
The article sucks, but not because it’s about early stage software. I’d love to get a deep dive on its architecture and how it would differ from the other browsers
Which is exactly what you can do in linux, live patch the kernel and carry on
That feel when you switch languages to chat and the hotkeys don’t work
You can have 6 ports of any kind you like on the framework 16
Not showing engagement is a choice, they don’t want people to interact with the most popular things
But everyone just wants Twitter, not someone’s ideas of what social media should be