GL! Hope you have a great time.

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Usually git or development.

Currently unavailable.

Well that didnt last long at all!

🤣 Thats pretty funny.

The most successful Linux distros are ones that normal people are not aware they use at all. Most people dont install operating systems, they just use whatever comes with the device. To them its an appliance.

Android is a flavor of Linux and is widely successful. Ive seen libraries use Linux and a browser and the machines worked for decades. And there are quite a few Amazon tablets, ebook readers, etc… all using linux.

Theres a never ending number of examples out there.

The effort they are putting towards x86 emulation will definitely help the broader Linux community. I saw a bit about 24 min in on gamer nexas video. That would help down the line on all sorts of devices.

Its been SUUUPER stable on my systems. That and they are doing things slighly different than Ubuntu, which I really like.

Nice!

So hypothetically, what if a bunch of protestors showed up with IC E shirts/pants/etc… without license plates and started to protest? How would they know who was who at that point?

It doesn’t even look that hard to do given how much memorabilia there is online.

I’m litteraly running mine on an old tiny mini PC. And as long as you dont abuse instances, hosting videos is as easy as signing up and clickng post.

https://www.cyberciti.biz/humour/a-haiku-about-dns/

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…I should spin up a piefed server just for the fun of it.

Really? WTF happened.

Again.

Its so nice on peertube nowadays. [email protected] if anyone wants to join and watch/post videos.

And of course arbitrary try Linux out. Its a very productive OS.

Thousands of bots.

Also it has to get around the many rules Youtube itself has for the all mighty algorithm.

Thanks!

I cant find too many good articles with in depth coverage but theres a bunch confirming the move.

Guess we will find out!

So if I’m using something lime Cisco secure client this bypasses the default security? I’m still missing something here.