

Copy the link, go to your account on mastodon, put the link in the search, open this thread and retoot.
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Copy the link, go to your account on mastodon, put the link in the search, open this thread and retoot.
There’s your retweet.


Nice new features in dolphin 🍻


From what I remember my pentium 3 was 32 bits, are there still distros supporting that?


Are they gonna stop creating them?


And people also don’t understand the difference between a non profit managed in good will by people and a capitalist saas provider that has billions to spend in hundreds and hundreds of people to maintain an ever growing central place to host all corporate interests.
The internet is becoming ridiculous.
They just need to experience the hot trees once.
Look at you being highly efficient…
I did mine yesterday and was meaning to do it for 2 weeks already.


Opensuse tumbleweed would likely be a good choice.


This is exactly how we make the year of linux happen. For an alternative OS to enter mainstream it needs to be at the level os windows, so should have lots of malware around.


Nobody sane should be installing js code in their systems. Nor having node or even npm installed.
I also only drink satanized water
Bears are only a problem in certain regions of the world.


Oh, that’s what I do, you just have to customize it. I have media with images, music and videos inside.


I always change the defaults to another place and to have another naming. Just camel casing those folders is already stupidly annoying. I guess one more silly one into another folder out of view.
I already do the following:
Also works good in macos. Been using it instead of the lima/colima stack for a few weeks now.


Deep package insertion.
I made sure to never go to any party invitation that anyone has ever told me to “dress up” and the theme is X. It’s overwhelming. It’s already annoying enough that people keep having this things every year.
I initially used jerboa for a long time, but I don’t remember what made me try something else. I settled on Thunder, but initially it was very weird and ugly. Had to spend a bunch of time in the settings to configure it in a way that made sense to me. Now it feels natural.
Imagine living in america and having laws about your garden.