Ziglin (it/they)

I’m going to assume that you didn’t study a STEM subject?

Since I started using arch I’ve been fine. Ubuntu was rough though. Since Ubuntu and derivatives are mostly considered beginner friendly I can see how it might be a bigger issue. Maybe it is also a problem with older cards that don’t get as many updates.

Felt the same way with Ubuntu a few years ago. Then they messed up some graphics driver and I finally switched to something more my style with rolling releases and a tiling wm.

Aren’t they mostly based on some sort of BSD (at least the smaller ones)? Would probably still not be legal in that scenario but I gotta be pedantic…

That would explain some of the issues I was having with VRAM.

I would not really expect it at the top. It may fit the definition of authoritarian in some ways but I almost certainly wouldn’t expect it to be corporate.

The only old software I’ve installed worked fine but I also compiled it myself. Which was quick because of the comparatively small codebases.

Who would sacrifice Christopher Street Day for an SSD? Not even worth debating.

Hai :3

Isn’t Chrome the one known for sharing data?

I’ve been using primarily LibreWolf for almost a year and have not had any trouble using just Firefox based browsers for over three years. (Before then I needed Chromium for M$ teams occasionally)

And with RFP on by default.

Any particular technical reason?

Wut

Having a program that draws pretty things as a wallpaper.

Yes. I left a USB stick with a Linux installer on the table when they tried to upgrade to Windows 11. The upgrade failed and they instead upgraded to Linux without even needing to ask for help :>

Hmmm I was annoyed that my slow internet slowed down my arch update by 6 minutes.

Hide an encrypted version of the history in a bunch of memes that make up the entirety of the fake history? Sounds like a great idea if they don’t spend too much time looking.

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In bigish companies each department could have their own terminal server then transferring files between departments is still slow but it would be anyways. The only issue I could think of is input lag but nobody I know who is using a thin client has complained about that.

For schools in Germany I believe the storage is usually in the same rack as the server the clients connect to for data protection reasons. There’s no reason you couldn’t do that elsewhere.