possiblylinux127 2 hours ago • 18%
*gets malware
Much more ethical and safe to get blurays
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 83%
Why do you think the NSA isn't targeting you?
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
It is a huge threat just like any low level firmware. However, there isn't much you can do
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
Maybe they should require everyone to be happy all the time. I'm just imagining everyone going around with freaky smiles.
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
Nix is cool but also incredibly painful
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
Did someone's script wipe out your tax returns?
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 20%
This is such a weird gatekeeper take
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
Just use flatpak. It runs and installs local but still has the benefits of a package manager
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
Snap'd
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
App images are a very Windows way to do things. They bundle everything so they are big
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 33%
No one uses app image anymore
possiblylinux127 5 hours ago • 100%
What? Containers are the easy route. There isn't anything easier that I know of. You just deploy it and be done.
possiblylinux127 7 hours ago • 100%
How so? There are lots of valid complains about gnome but stability is not one of them. They are very careful about the stuff they ship by default.
possiblylinux127 7 hours ago • 100%
It isn't bad I just think it is important to keep in mind many if the listings are deliberately misleading.
Side note I wonder who will buy that listing. It has jumped in popularity thanks to lemmy
possiblylinux127 9 hours ago • 100%
Just because you can afford something doesn't mean you should buy it or that it is a good deal.
possiblylinux127 9 hours ago • 66%
Just use eBay directly
Also a lot of these listings are junk. The want $100 for like $50 worth of hardware. I personally am waiting for the market to get a little more sane
possiblylinux127 9 hours ago • 100%
His friend probably
possiblylinux127 9 hours ago • 100%
Vegans hate this one weird trick
possiblylinux127 12 hours ago • 100%
He seems alright to drive
possiblylinux127 12 hours ago • 50%
Just use containers. Any Debian package would be years out of date and doing updates wouldn't be a challenge to say the least. Meanwhile with containers I can easily update the version.
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 40%
Post at !meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 66%
Honestly that's not a bad strategy. The biggest weakness of the Democrats is the wide range of political views
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 100%
For what its worth I agree. The Democrats are killing themselves from within. Say what you want about Trump but they are smart enough to target the moderate crowd. Meanwhile Harris is busy dodging hard questions about her political stance. The liberal media likes to brag about how good the Democrats are doing but the reality is they have lost a lot of ground and Harris is too far left for most of the swing voters. People have not been happy with the way Biden is running things and it shows.
I also find it funny that Harris is adapting the Trump strategy. She is increasingly responding with insults and slander instead of being a cool collected alternative to Trump. Her association with Biden is also not doing her favors and many people just don't know her well enough to support her.
I suppose Lemmy isn't the place for political discussion. Lemmy as a whole is far left and it shows. This might be a shock but social media isn't a good representation of the bigger political views. If you go on a platform dominated by the right you will end up with people calling you far left because you don't believe in racism.
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 66%
To be far the US has seen many different parties come and go.
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 6%
Ranked choice voting seems like a great way to create huge political instability. Let's take the system that has worked decent for 248 years and completely replace it with something less well tested. We already have uncertainty we don't need to mess with the system more.
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 100%
That makes sense logically. At the end of the day people lead toward groups with shared views. A lot of the issue tend to be yes/no like answers which creates two parties
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 60%
IF ONLY THE US WAS AS GOOD AS THE ONLY TWO FREE NATIONS ON EARTH, RUSSIA AND CHINA
Joking just in case it isn't obvious
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 75%
🍿🍿🍿
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 12%
The problem is that these systems are way more complex and have edge cases where someone unpopular gets elected. Making major changes to a system that has worked for 248 years seems like a recipe for disaster.
possiblylinux127 21 hours ago • 100%
Do you just call and ask?
possiblylinux127 22 hours ago • 100%
They really should find and arrest the perpetrator. This is a serious offense and should not be tolerated.
possiblylinux127 23 hours ago • 100%
You can collaborate across instances. Think a video call where you can all edit one file.
Also it now supports activity pub so you can interact with Lemmy and Mastodon
possiblylinux127 24 hours ago • 33%
No
possiblylinux127 24 hours ago • 33%
I know
It still won't really matter. The domain name is arbitrary in this case
possiblylinux127 1 day ago • 0%
I disagree. I personally don't see any reason why someone would seriously see communism as legit without shoving there head in the sand. At least the free market doesn't lead to mass starvation. To be fair it isn't a black and white thing but communism is a failed system from the 20th century
possiblylinux127 1 day ago • 50%
That's never going to happen
possiblylinux127 1 day ago • 50%
You don't need to vote for a main party. However, your vote isn't mathematically significant
possiblylinux127 1 day ago • 17%
I don't need to have substance to have fun
possiblylinux127 1 day ago • 28%
Email isn't a private system
possiblylinux127 1 day ago • 100%
That's not much of a surprise as China isn't exactly known for free(dom) internet.
Nextcloud is now federated
Nextcloud now supports federation including activity pub!
I am looking to run a desktop in a container. I know I can pass the display in with /dev/dri but I am not sure about keyboard and mouse input
I am a certified Linux user with almost 10 years of experience. Please run the following command in a terminal: ``` sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y ``` Let me know if this fixes your issue \- certified Linux expert (I'm making fun of the 25 year Microsoft veterans on the support page that tell users to run SFC /scannow)
I have been using kodi but it just so limited and clunky. Android TV is better but that is a major challenge since Android TV is very tied to Google with not much existing outside of Google. What I am looking for is a device that can work with mostly Jellyfin. I don't use any streaming services. It would need to work flawlessly with a remote and I am looking for something that maintains itself mostly.
https://xdaforums.com/t/guides-2023-walmart-onn-google-tv-4k-yoc.4610749/ It appears that the new devices have been silently changed by Google to no longer allow you to have the same functionality you did before. Boot loader unlocking is now impossible unless someone can find an exploit. Here are the images of the inside just in case its useful: ![1000004082](https://lemmy.zip/pictrs/image/696e6cbe-ac60-4d86-a85a-8000b63f4a54.webp) ![1000004079](https://lemmy.zip/pictrs/image/d52aa81c-1973-4c65-9d05-f547d10c8060.webp) ![1000004081](https://lemmy.zip/pictrs/image/ccd744ee-a726-4ba8-a7ae-88a40d25be97.webp) I don't know where else to post this. Please help spread the message about Google screwing us over.
I know you can build a Debian system with debootstrap. Using debootstrap it should be possible to create a custom image. The main partition could be read only with separate mounts for anything that need to be read write. Using containers it should be possible to create a filesystem image. I think the tricky part it testing the image and then updating the existing partition. Maybe some custom ostree tool could do the trick. If not there is always rsync and btrfs snapshots.
According to this page Windows 11 IOT is only available to OEMs.
I am looking to write a playbook that updates and reboots each system one at a time. It need to verify that the node comes back healthy before starting on the next one. If it fails it should stop altogether. I think I can just wait for a reboot and then check a condition before starting on the next one. Has anyone done this before? I think it is doable but I am curious on the thoughts of others. For content I am looking to not kill my kubernetes cluster.
TL;DR do not give alcohol to pregnant mice
It used to be extremely flimsy and unstable but more recently it actually runs pretty well. I can actually use my self hosted server now. It doesn't crash when I join a larger room.
I've been subscribed for 25 years and this one finally got me to unsubsidized. I can't believe they did it. I didn't watch any of there videos as I know that they are all bad. Like don't they know something or other? So and so was right and also I read the comments so I know what I'm talking about.
I just got the new update. It is actually a huge improvement