https://nitter.poast.org still works
the only way to get it to work now iirc is to have it puppet actual accounts rather than guest accounts so it's a bit harder to do, but privacydevel made a fork that can do that
I'm like 99% sure this is Apple's deliberate decision to make it so companies with confidential data throw out their computers rather than recycling them
Free and open source brain: referring to the platform as Nitter
Yeah, the new standard Sandisk Ultra are really good. I can't comment on the other variants, but the Ultras are really fast, cheap, and reliable in my experience
hd 4000 gang rise up
oooh w series are cool
t430 runs great for me but if you need more (stock) performance maybe the t480?
Linux on the t430 is such a smooth experience though
if you're changing all your passwords and switching to Linux anyway consider using a free software local password manager like KeepassXC, I use it along with syncthing and it's great
yeah, and helix spawns a cursor at every match
search in selection is such a cool workflow
The ability of buses to be rerouted on a whim isn't necessarily good though
like I'd much rather plan my life around a tram line than a bus line because of its permanence
Also trams have less ongoing costs because less drivers are needed to move the same amount of people
how are t410 s? I've only really seen people using t430/t430s and t420/t420s
also, what's that resolution? does that say 1440x960?
pretty sure organic is working on that, I remember there being docs on building with PT data.
noise suppression chair
try acpi -b
that might be because of how buggy ubuntu 24.04 based distros are rn.
maybe have a look at kde neon or kubuntu 22.04
you could also try installing Linux Mint or something and installing kde plasma on that.
Mr president! A second whistleblower has hit the tower!
a screenshot from starship ift3 with visible reentry plasma on the ship
https://www.printables.com/model/731469-t430-iohdd-cover https://www.printables.com/model/731478-t430-dvd-bay-cover https://www.printables.com/model/731487-t430-bottom-ram-bay-cover
Made some replacement parts for the T430 because I had a broken T430 that was missing these. None of them require screws so they should be ideal if you find a broken T430 on the side of the road or something.
I just bought a used "faulty" T430.
It doesn't turn on at all (no lights, no sounds, no fan spin) and when I tried to turn it on with only the critical components (motherboard, power adapter and speakers), I got the same result.
I've also examined the power area on the motherboard, and it seems like 20V is getting delivered to the motherboard just fine.
But I've looked at the motherboard thoroughly, and I couldn't find a single part of it that looked bad.
Is this definitely caused by the motherboard, or could it be an issue with another component like the CPU?
Because of the time it takes for mods to moderate content on Lemmy, the"new" sort's been prone to abuse.
Could a "delayed new" sort, where the newest content x hours ago is shown be introduced to help suppress this problem?
Coming from Windows 10 (I switched 6 months ago), I find the task switcher animation in KDE extremely obnoxious, as I expect it to pop up instantly.
Still, I enjoy the other animations in KDE, so I don't want to turn off all the animations in the global settings.
I searched for a solution but all the relevant posts were on the now defunct KDE subreddit which I cannot view.
Is there any way to turn off just the fade in/fade out animation?