For me, liliputing.com gives me the most value per time spent reading. It's also fun to see how notebookcheck occasionally reports the same stuff but worse, clearly after they've read it on liliputing. It's not a broad one though since it's focus is loosely centered at compact gadgets.
monk
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Windows distributes Linux, through its repositories, ergo Windows a Linux distribution.
What does it do with it then – acts as a hypervisor or sings its source aloud backwards – is an orthogonal question.
If it distributes Linux, it's a distro. Thus ChromeOS, Android, Windows are all Linux distros.
If you have a different definition, best you can do with it is go brighten up some lawyer's day, I guess.
The idea is at least 100 years old.
Fruit trees. There's a ton of them.
It's really just a bad overused joke.
You've said that, not us =P
Also: CSS Also: Java applets Also: Flash
The internet has basically gone moldy overnight.
Newpipe Sponsorblock is an easy recommendation for everyone on Android. Two minutes of installing/configuring and it's just plain good: downloading, background playback, in-video ad skipping etc.
I, myself, convert YouTube channels into podcast feeds and play YouTube videos among my regular podcasts using AntennaPod, but that requires me to host a service.
... specify your instance URL (https://lemmy.world)?
And I want world peace and a unicorn.
I mean, who wins, digital fingerprinting or r/faxofafax?
There's no place like localhost.
Only because it's kinda unconventional to buy oneself some Coca-Cola by purchasing an entire supermarket.
I would still call a combo meal "a Coca-Cola distribution", and whoever sells it to me a "Coca-Cola distributor".
You're now a distributor of Ubuntu (regardless of the OpenBSD-based thingie), and your version of OpenBSD is an Ubuntu distribution. If, however, your hypothetical OpenBSD-based distro pulled all the Ubuntu bits from ubuntu.com, it would've been just an distribution of an Ubuntu installer.