Just install a different keyboard?

They have a lot of users voting and viewing content though.

Don’t worry pretty soon Reddit will join us in being tiny.

Romania just out there pretending to be Latin America.

Huh, it seems like every so slightly more effort haha. Logging in is easier than making a new account.

Probably init before that then. I don’t think the kernel cares unless explicitly told to care, I’ve seen some embedded Linux with interesting permissions.

I think it’s systemd not the kernel. If only Linux had “repair permissions” like vintage MacOS.

Why would you do that?

This is why I don’t understand why anyone tech savvy isn’t using Firefox. There’s literally no cost. From a user standpoint they’re basically the same thing. The one that isn’t made by an evil monopoly is just the obvious choice.

Lemmy really feels like early Reddit right now. I mean that in a good way. And not to flex but I’m saying that as someone with a 16 year old Reddit account haha.

I only use Lemmy though Boost but don’t some instances have ads?

And fake internet points.

And I’m sure top men are working on monetization.

I played hl2 as a teen.

One of my kids just finished episode 2 and asked me when the next one was coming out. I was like “oh bud I got some bad news for ya”.

It’s generational disappointment at this point.

Hmm see going barefoot or flip flops everywhere stops my Raynaud’s from flaring up. Different for everyone I guess.

That was me, I live in the tropics near the mountains where you can go from 42⁰ at crazy humidity near sea level to 15⁰ up around 2000m in about an hour’s drive. I lived near sea level and when we were kids we’d meet halfway with friends who lived in the mountains. They’d be running around in just swimsuits and I’d be sitting on the side wearing 3 layers.

Data integrity protection, higher resiliency, less chance of being corrupted, etc.

Btrfs offers a lot more than just snapshots.

Why would you put home on ext4 instead of btrfs?

Yeah isn’t Arch heavily inspired by the BSD way?

The year of the netbsd desktop is finally here.