If Australia in in the Eurovision (European song contest), it may as well be in the Union too
You could argue for it being culturally European though
I can only say good things about kagi. They let you adjust your search results according to how much you trust a given source, and the business model makes sense. You pay them, they give you a service. Heck, if you pay for unlimited searches, they have an actual incentive to make you search less and make you find results quickly
Anna’s library should also never be used
I’d like a link for the repo pls
Wow, just gotta say, I can’t believe my English became bad enough to be mistaken as an American
Oh no, I do know it is actual dissent circulating, but every now and then it’s good to remind people that for some reason Mr Xi Jinping hates the damn stupid comparison with a cartoon bear. And it is actual dissent, since they’ve actually temporarily blocked queries on Baidu for such The Poo, Winnie
China forced Apple to only allow airdrop to all for a few minutes at a time, as apparently it was a popular way to spread Winnie the Pooh pictures
The eff I’m pretty sure made a blog post about this, check it out!
What’s the model, just for starters
Tell that to the average computer user, and they’ll crap their pants. I’m all for the command line being there for power users and people who actually have to manage complex systems, but if you want Linux to go to the moon, you have to consider the average Joe
Wow. This is kind of idiotic, hope that both implement a gui option
Linux appears to largely be done with the transition to the modern tech stack (wayland/Pipewire) and can now focus on getting more features. Packaging hasn’t improved (flatpaks largely stagnated, snaps barely evolved and kept the same issues, so did app images and system packages. On the gaming front, while steamOS has gained users, market share is still somewhat anemic, and support for multiplayer games is now worse than before. Desktop usage did show some ok growth though and now has a solid 4%
Here we simply have a tool that on dangerous commands like power off or reboot asks for the host name of the machine in question. Didn’t stop me from accidentally rebooting a machine once, but no matter
That’s probably compressed, raw sounds impossible to do those
I mean Lincoln and Washingmachine weren’t too bad
This is the lockpicking lawyer and what I have for you today is…
Man is great to check quickly what something does. I use atuin as my shell history to make it a lot easier to search
The difference I think is mostly regarding consent. You’re getting fucked either way.
Not unless a wave hits it
Customising keyboard layouts Fedora KDE Wayland
Hey there fellas!
As stated in the title I'd like to customise my keyboard layout, specifically, swapping the super and the control keys as I am using a mac (fedora asahi remix), and as such, it makes more sense to globally alter this instead of manually creating all the necessary shortcuts
My few remaining gripes with linux
It's mostly libinput. Why the hell can't I easily change scroll speed on Gnome and not on KDE? Why does gnome have a simple tool (gnome tweaks) to change the trackpad cooldown to change the time trackpad doesn't work as a substitute for good palm rejection and KDE doesn't? Why is it a bit of a pain in both to change trackpad gestures? Why am I hearing again about God damn redesigning the settings placement on most desktop environments.
Edit: I love both KDE and Gnome, and I think that they're great. But it kinda hurts to see them fail on what seem like relatively simple things
Trackpad Gestures KDE?
Im currently on KDE,wayland , on fedora, with libinput how do I change what trackpad gestures do?
Privacy basics, can anyone help?
Hello there! Im looking for increased privacy when it comes to my network connections. So far I know of TOR as an almost absolute bastion of security, but how do I ensure the remaining network traffic is encrypted and private? I know of signal for communication, and I’m aware of VPN’s. However I’m not sure whether to trust most providers regarding government interference as their software often isn’t open source. Is there a federated VPN of sorts, similar to how lemmy and other fediverse apps work?
"Decentralised VPN"-is it bullcrap or not?
Hey there fellas! My father found this crap online. It immediately triggered my bull crap detectors. Is it actually something worth checking out, or snake oil?
Why are there so many bots all lemmy?
Most postings on lemmy are simply Reddit “archive” bots. Why is this so prevalent?