If it's a mental health problem surely you support making sure those people can't access guns right? Or is it the same stupid disingenuois argument you people have been regurgitating for decades without thought at this point?
eric5949
joined 2 years ago
Dude. We have 120 guns per 100 people, the next highest is fucking 62. Nobody else has these problems, fucking nobody.
I don't really know what I'm doing so I'm currently banging my head against a wall trying to get nextcloud to work alongside a wordpress site both in docker, and this Lemmy is on a linode. I know a lot more about self hosting than I did a month ago that's for sure, I wonder how long until I start trying to use ssh in my dreams.
There's an old video on derbauer's channel where he throws his motherboard used for ln2 overclocking into the dish washer and explains how it's actually totally fine if you're not stupid.
Do it yourself, this whole thing is open source. Also, this is Lemmy, not reddit. It doesn't need to be reddit. If you want reddit content still you are free to use reddit alongside Lemmy.
There's a file, I can't remember what it is but I have it written on a sticky note on my desk at home, where I edited the makeflag or something to use 10 threads instead of 2 (I have a r5 3600) so maybe you just aren't using all your threads.
There was one of the buttons up in the corner like there is for videos where you can tell it not interested. Like 3 days ago I was very annoyed because they threw them up at the very top of my YouTube apps home page and idk how it is on a regular phone, but on the fold 3 the shorts section takes up like 3/4 of the screen. If you're looking for one in the subscription page, I don't actually use that page tbh but I just checked and yeah there's not one there.
That's literally what the web apps are.
sudo pacman -S firefox
damn you cant even hide them like you can on mobile that sucks.
I mean reddit exists, and that would be VERY expensive.
Idk I know they don't fit into the usual open source box of Linux but I'd consider Android and ChromeOS as Linux distros, a distro is just a collection of software distributed with the Linux kernel as far as I'm aware. If someone doesn't consider them "Linux distros" it's probably due to the proprietary nature of some of the software surrounding the kernel. No idea why kde thinks neon isnt a distro when it literally is.
Edit: in the case of chrome os it's not even just built around the kernel, it's based on a distro.