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Unless I’m mistaken, this is just a matrix server. If you were using Dendrite, you wouldn’t say “hey let’s try dendrite,” you would say “let’s try Matrix, here’s my server.”
At least, that’s how I would say it. Server software choice is details they would not care about and would likely cause confuwusion.
Too many people are ignorant of this.
I have a belief (not based in law, just my personal feeling) that once you post something in a conversation in a public forum, you no longer have any natural right to control it. By posting it in a conversation on the public internet, you have, in a practical sense, waved any right to control it. That is a part of a conversation that belongs to the public, and you gave your comment away freely. It is public record. You cannot demand that it be forgotten or erased any more than I can demand that something I said to my friends yesterday be forgotten and erased.
If I hosted a forum, I would make it clear that this is the policy, and I would not allow people to delete comments that they posted. Edits would be allowed, but the history would be available. Deletions would only ever happen if I was legally compelled.
This all gets complicated if someone posts private information about a third party. I would rapidly delete such posts and ban such users. The third party never consented to anything, so it’s not the same.
Oh, well you see with Vaultwarden what you do is just don’t update it until you’re forced to because the clients stop being able to talk to it. ;)
I got it up and running in about 10 minutes just yesterday, but that’s probably because I had already spent a couple of days learning how to use quadlets and getting my remote access scheme figured out.
There are some other features only in pro, like Hyper-V for instance.
If you don’t play some of the big multiplayer games, definitely.
I usually push new users to KDE Plasma if they are most used to Windows. It helps that Plasma is also my preference and I know how to help them with it, but yeah. I think it’s most likely to make intuitive sense to Windows users.
Does Bill have the flaming frenzy within?
I eskew unit tests because they’re for nerds 😎
I wanna suck that pangwin’s cock
At which point, we’re fucked either way.
Bazzite is really just Aurora Linux + built in gaming convenience. It’s perfect for me, and is in no way restricted from doing any computing task.
You’re right. Computing devices need to be locked down in such a way that prevents consumers running software that isn’t signed by an approved/licensed software vendor owned and/or favored by an oligarch and existing general purpose computers need to be made illegal. We don’t need “hobbyist programmers” anymore, humans have no place writing code.
Linux text editor discourse has been baffling to me for decades now. I don’t care which you use, and I care even less about why.
If you’re using Steam, I think that’s something you can set up with Steam input.
I don’t think OP means it, to be fair. They are being jocular.
That’s a funny coincidence.
It’s been a few years so it may not be the same nowadays, but when I used Manjaro for a bit it was always just a matter of time before an update broke everything. Probably had something to do with chaotic-aur. It was great otherwise, though. I wouldn’t let it get to you.
Now I use a Fedora Atomic distro, which is like… the opposite of risky upgrades.
I wonder what Unidan is doing these days.