Nostr isn’t a Lemmy alternative, it’s a Mastodon/Twitter/BlueSky substitute with more decentralized, secure and private features and i think OP should have pointed that out.
And since Op was comparing the secure and private features of both protocols, ActivityPub surely has improvements to implement for greater privacy and security.
yes, i got the s10e and wanted the standard s10, but both were unlockable (fuck samsung, snapdragon and american isps), i haven’t used or seen a better device around me since
Fedora is too stable and boring, same as Debian and Opensuse, Ubuntu is just ugly
Fedora is too stable and boring, same as Debian and Opensuse, Ubuntu is just ugly
how do you manage your system setup?
btw, moving from arch to pop is strange, you’re supposed to go Gentoo or NixOS or LFS…
how did you get a riseup vpn account?
this is the life i deserve, not the one i have
why are ppl scared of downvotes or being downvoted?
Thinkpad T470, i stupidly got a dual core, i’m looking to upgrade to a T480 though
that’s right, the T480 is the best upgradable thinkpad there is, you can even up the ram to 64gb
exactly, which is what those workers did, they could’ve just resigned but they wanted to make a political statement and they did so
same here, i can’t seem to do anything on cuckflared sites because i’m on a vpn…
and or sourcehut @ sr.ht supporting foss is always based.
night of the long knife…
Also, the man has said repeatedly on hackernews that he’s a postgresql developer working at microsoft. I imagine that distinction is important.
Sorry to impose on you, but can you package the app as a Flatpak? That would make it more readily available.
There’s also a flatpak package for it. Wireshark On Flathub
Xubuntu in a vm on win10, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, OpenSuse Tumbleweed with Kde, and now Nix.
I used Fedora the longest and OpenSuse the shortest as Kde reminded me so much of horrible windows. I’ve also tried a lot of other distros in a vm or live usb, Linux Mint, Mubuntu, Void linux, the one without any Gnu component(Artix?) and some other ones. I also have ISOs of some other esoteric Oses on my computer, DebianHurd, Redox, can’t even remember rn but I’m yet to try them out.
I’m mentally restraining myself from distrohopping to Guix and or FreeBSD as I doubt I’d have the same workflow I have now on NixOS. To have distrohopped this much in the space of 18 months is why I’m a failed Javascript programmer.
I don’t understand why people feel this way.
I have a lot of interests and things I do, if I see something I like online, I keep the tab open. This way, I’ve accumulated a lot of tabs, I’ve allocated a small amount of time in my daily activites just before sleeping in which I chip away at different tabs. That way I learn new things daily and get to close a lot of tabs. I can say I have over a thousand open tabs.
That said, I have a lot of browsers. I can literally say I collect browsers, but they have to be Foss or non-chromium. On my linux install, I have 12 browsers, I generally use or have open tabs in 8 of them, the rest I use from time to time. On my previous arch-install, I had over 15. On my lineageOS, I also have 12 and I’m still getting more from F-droid. I use around 6 on here.
Like I said, I group my tabs by interests, i.e tech, education and open new article depending on the topic in each tab. I use LinkSheet on android and Junction on linux. If I like a tab and want to keep it around, I use Native Alpha on android and Tangram on linux to create web apps for them. I open and save wikipedia articles on the Wikipedia apps on both OS’s.
Downvoted bcos Op bi+ched about downvoting in the beginning of text, that’s bad behaviour, do better
Although, the Chromium project just like Android are free, they’re stained by being majorly developed by google and are the major source of spying and tracking today