

Time to go back to SATA 2.5”, wait, that’s what I use anyway. lol


Time to go back to SATA 2.5”, wait, that’s what I use anyway. lol
Literata and Bitter Pro are the ones I switch between on my kobo.


A friend of mine got LASIK and he swears by it.
Man, what the hell. :(
I don’t even have a dog.


Man, I refuse to get glasses. I refuse defeat. lol. I’m going to get LASIK somehow. Damn you, computers.


That’s why HDMI needs to die and display port needs to take over. The TV industry is too big for that to happen of course. They make a shit ton of money off of HDMI


Just finished crime and punishment by Dostoyevsky, started with Notes from the House of the Dead. Both in Arabic. Couldn’t understand them in English. lol


I understand, and support your opinion.


That’s a great point. That falls under “does the project harm anyone?”. I agree with you. I, too, won’t buy a Tesla.


Sounds good to me. I build it once a week to test the latest commits.


I understand your sentiment, but I disagree with it. It’s not a very good or practical standard for most of us to boycott software based on the developer’s opinions. Why? Because if you started filtering all software, movies, music, games, books, and technology by the personal beliefs of the creators… You’d never be able to use anything.
Everyone has opinions, some you’d agree with, some you wouldn’t, and many creators have said or done things people don’t like. If you only used products made by people you 100% agree with, you’d isolate yourself and cut yourself off from an entire ecosystem of tools and ideas.
I wholeheartedly disagree with the developer’s opinions on transgenders, but I still want the project to succeed, and I’ll use it. Maybe I’m crazy, but I feel like that that’s the right way to approach it.
Edit: I’d like to add some more to this.
What matters more is, does the software work? Is it safe? Is it ethical in how it’s built and licensed? Does the project itself harm anyone?
If the answer to these is yes, then the developer’s personal politics aren’t relevant.


I’ve been testing it. Still needs a ton of work. It’s very basic.


I have one for my git repos that I clone and keep building from source. One for various projects. One for scripts…. And so on


Stop it, don’t ruin the good dream 🛌
Fedora gnome was the definition of perfect. It was so stable that it was boring. The KDE one on the other hand…… Let’s say it has never worked for more than a day for me.


Oh boy, I’m waiting for the day I can flash a gnu/linux os on my phone and run this compatibility layer. My life will then be complete.
I type “CMD” or “power”
Pihole+unbound, navidrome for your music. Tailscale for remote connection to your music. Setup your own photo library with immich. An invidious instance