You have a bunch of people telling you why they do it but just refuse to acknowledge that it’s for corpo reasons.

Seems like a bad idea to let just any instance publish posts on behalf of an identity.

Honestly not sure if that’s what op means since everyone seems to interpret the question in different ways.

I don’t think fully federated identities are desirable.

Ah got it, are you some kind of fascist?

I agree that we don’t need new posts every time Omarchy raises more money or about random bugs but this is the first Marxist analysis post about Omarchy I have seen on here.

Good text. Not really much to add.

What’s incorrect?

I actually like that you can tell that is was likely drawn in inkscape by someone with limited experience.

It’s in the Merriam Webster dictionary

Do not yassify the lemmy

Here is the explanation from redhat

https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2021/01/05/building-red-hat-enterprise-linux-9-for-the-x86-64-v2-microarchitecture-level

It’s worth noting that the archlinux devs found very little benefit for switching to v2 in their benchmarks (not that a benchmark ever covers every usecase) https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-general/2021-March/048739.html. v3 has significantly more notable benefits but you loose even more hardware support.

We need a comprehensive study that compares health outcomes from getting your face kicked in, between the US and the UK.

Open a PR. Maybe Poettering decides to merge it.

AB 1856 doesn’t explicitly say that repos aren’t app stores, but a store’s main obligation under the law is to request an age signal from the user’s OS provider and pass it to developers; an exempt open-source OS produces no signal.

So what’s the outcome of that? Are covered applications and application store to treat users as children when they don’t get a signal from the OS?

There is no way to opt out of Sashiko.

The Linux kernel project forces LLMs on all the devs.

Is that still a problem with EFI?

You might be thinking about caching.

baloo_file_extractor

Yeah that shit ain’t worth it. It’s part of KDE and I think you can disable it in the desktop settings.

It’s for the KDE file search