Lemmy was developed by Marxist-Leninists (.ml is the instance run by the devs), of course this attracts other people who critically support AES and countries opposing NATO/US imperialism.
Not everything is bot networks and narratives, and it would make far more sense to “test the waters” using a neutral instance with open sign ups like lemmy.world. You have users posting anti-China posts almost exclusively and even those I doubt are bots, as a contrast.
Yeah, all discord alternatives kinda suck but also feels they’re held to higher standards. At least matrix, and I’m guilty of doing the same.
Yeah, we are all bots on .ml. Not unlike you, independent free thinker following media narratives blindly
It’s hidden even if you have “show hidden files” enabled in Finder. No way to disable it, it’s idiotic.
At least some of those registrars lets you buy domains completely anonymously. Dunno about all of them but the site owners are probably living in no US friendly countries or they’d already be identified.
I thought this was a joke but it’s a real service lol. Yeah, it does reboot (on OpenRC and systemd at least).
Sorry for accidental misinfo.
Of course it is, I was just addressing the part about “unpaid volunteers”. I think it’s fair game to criticize a corporation throwing their weight around to push their tools on the ecosystem.
They both get ingested into Splunk (or whatever tool is used by the company) in any context where this would be a problem. It’s one of those things that in practice has never been a problem in my experience.
By the point/scale that context switching, log injection (forging) whitespace is a concern, I’m not piping shell commands. It’s over engineered.
You can use systemd with Gentoo. it’s more customizable and has a better package manager (imo) and better documentation. For regular desktop use I think NixOS makes more sense, even if I detest the language.
More customizable isn’t necessarily better if you have no goals in mind, either way.
I run neither on my “main” machine.
Yeah but lacks some functionality. I prefer /bin/emacs so I can edit text as well as run commands. EXWM is bloat.
less searchable
text based
I don’t know how you reach this conclusion, the format has been standardized for decades.
Systemd is developed primarily by paid developers.
I think CTRL ALT DEL does it but it’s been a while and not sure it worked during boot.
You can have it set so it fails to boot with secure boot disabled. Not part of my threat model but AFAIK it’s default even for Windows FDE.
I am but with self enrolled keys. People wildly misunderstand secure boot, it’s more for kernel/boot level malware and so it can be used with module signing.
The Epstein class appreciates your brave defense
Thanks for the update.
I don’t like how the developer handled it and I have deep disdain for LLMs but is a project mostly by a single dev the place to focus attention on?
GTK is so shitty to use that they created Vala to make it usable.
it kinda seems you’re not supposed to customize it
This is usually a good thing. More recent native frameworks like Qt QML do work more or less like designing web apps though, if that is what you want to. Qt Widgets itself provides a uniform look on platforms.
And vaguely related: Sciter, a little known but widely used framework that is a few megabytes and is similar to electron for design but very lightweight. Far older than it, too.
You could develop one quite simply (i.e. via KVM APIs), but you would sooner run into issues due to the type of verification mechanisms Denuvo uses on legitimate copies
My ADHD and easily annoyed by notifications wins again