I don’t understand why they don’t shot down them

Not sure someone knows for the moment, but for sure the US part will have all its data in US data center and all. App can be the same binaries I guess, like Netflix for instance, that use IP/geo location to show you different stuff.

There will be a US tiktok algorithm (full of racist white supremacist fascist stuff), and a RestOfTheWorld algorithm (with doorables labubu and other nonsense)

I’m using baobab here, it scans my 500GB in a few seconds

https://apps.gnome.org/Baobab/

M-x doctor

In emacs, ESC then x then type doctor, I remember this from 30 years ago

yea, emacs even has a doctor

I have a Mediatek MT7921K, it’s using the mt7921e driver, 3 years ago the chip was new I think and not well supported in linux (problem with init/sleep/resume) but a lot of people fixed it, and mediatek released new firmware, and the driver is rock solid for about 3 years now, I’m using it on my daily driver working PC 8h/day, 0 problem, and use a BLE keyboard and trackball too.

Disable fast boot in your BIOS, else when you reboot, hardware is not re-initialized so if Windows loaded a custom firmware in the chip or set some stuff here and there, it may be incompatible with linux. If you dual boot, always disable FastBoot in the BIOS.

$ cat .inputrc
$include /etc/inputrc

"\e[A": history-search-backward
"\e[B": history-search-forward

I have 2 batteries, but I seldom use it, I boot it from time to time and I am still impressed it works :)

I type the first few letters and use up arrow, or !start of command name

the i9100 ? It was my first Android phone, I also installed tons of ROM on it. I still have the phone, it is still working, ROM is XWMS1 4.1.2 Chameleon v3.0.4 Samsung/AOKP hybrid, my kernel is Siyah v6.0b5

I think we can see who downvoted on lemmy, but I don’t care why he did it, really…

:)

This could be me, I started on unix before Linux existed. I was on HP-UX, IRIX, AIX, Solaris1/2, and I did the same thing, went in /usr/bin, did a ls, man all the commands, this is how I learnt unix command, shell, awk, grep, sed, etc.

can’t with broadcom

yes for a long time now

I remember maybe 12-15 years ago, setting OpenVPN on my TomatoUSB flashed router, invoking all kind of openssl command to generate certificates, keys, signing stuff, setting the router, setting the TAP/TUN clients etc. but once setup it works for years on my laptop, phone, etc.

Now with WG I basically scan on my phone a QR code generated on my Merlin router and that’s it.

top left pic is the same girl in the meme about the guy watching another girl while walking with her GF ?

I’m using MX Linux BTW

In addition, Trump expressed dislike for the term “artificial intelligence” itself, saying he preferred a name that better shows the intelligence and power of the technology. “It’s not artificial, it’s genius,” he said.

So, like he wanted to rename Gulf of Mexico, now he will sign a decree forcing everyone to use GI (Genius Intelligence) instead of AI (or A1 if you ask his entourage)

I’m an old coot and comes from preGUI area. My first unix experience were on 80x25 amber terminal. Then X came, I used mwm/twm/fvwm and things like this, it was very tricky to configure to your taste, mainly with config file, you wanted your xeyes, xload, xbiff, xclock etc at this place, transparent, no border, etc, very complicated. Linux didn’t exist.

Then Windows came… and kind of dominated the world with win3/95/98/etc. and at the time linux desktop were still not perfect + you had all kind of driver problems/missing.

As a lot of people I was used to windows GUI so I chose Xfce (also because France). Simple GUI, a button menu bottom left, an app bar, and systray icons and clock bottom right. Don’t need anything else.

I tried LFS, Arch, Cinnamon Mint, I tried Ubuntu, I tried tile, but nah, the simpler the better, Xfce it is.

I am using MX Linux for years now, Debian based, always up to date, .deb packages, no systemd, no snap, no flatpak.