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mtchristo
joined 2 years ago
Early 2000 wants its internet back
Of all Microsoft products, notepad was the one I trusted the most. Now this!
$116 million ? How ?
Look at openAI trying to switch to a forprofit. It's hard to imagine signal surviving for longer especially that it is hemorrhaging a shit load of money and donations aren't enough to keep it afloat
Nowadays it's mostly college kids trying to add something to their resume. And it's all note taking apps
Marry me now.
Yes a fediverse version of Instagram. It relies on the activity pub protocol under the hood. Which makes it possible for example to follow like and comment to a pixelfed account from a mastodon account if you have one.
The fediverse has had a very low retention rate. My bet is that after a year MAU will come down to 60k. That is if meta doesn't embroil itself in another controversy.
What most Linux advocates hate to admit is that the abundance of distributions discourages software makers from supporting Linux. Because then they will have to deal with bugs specific to each distribution, desktop environment, window manager, x.org or Wayland, and thousands of other variables. Imagine having to spin up a different virtual environment for each use case. It's a nightmare that isn't worth it for them.
There are a few GUI programs that let you do that without ever having to interact with the cmd or run a script. + a lot of GUIs are self explanatory and come with a lot of guardrails to not let you mess with your system.
Tech enthusiasts don't understand what budget hardware means.