ichbinjasokreativ

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ichbinjasokreativ,

Mercedes clc 200 kompressor from 2009 exactly the right amount of technology and the feeling when driving is just amazing

ichbinjasokreativ,

It’s way too reliant on their cloud infrastructure though, causing it to detect and react to malware slower than other solutions and it turns to shit the second the network disconnects. The PC security channel on YouTube has some good analysis of it.

ichbinjasokreativ,

I was hoping that lemmy had more level headed users and less tribalism. I was wrong.

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Don’t forget to add Microsoft

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Yes, and my printer was found immediately through the network and the print quality was great. Guess it depends on the brand though, and maybe the distro you’re using.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Shit, that went right above my head.

What search engine do you recommend that isn't Google or Bing?

I’m still trying to de-Google my life, little by little. I don’t trust Bing for similar reasons. DDG is feeling shady of late. What’s the search engine you all recommend that I can inject into my daily life? Is there perhaps a search engine that is focused on code, or have we just all moved on to AI for searching?...

ichbinjasokreativ,

Brave search is also really good now

ichbinjasokreativ,

Ican only speak of my own experience. Finding what I’m looking for and not having to deal with the insane amount of ads on google and the likes is worth it to me to make a recommendation.

ichbinjasokreativ,

The idea behind it, making life that little bit more fair. It wouldn’t work, but as miguided as it might be, it’s born of empathy and that’s worth something.

ichbinjasokreativ,

I don’t think that socialism offers people enough incentive to innovate and improve, because it greatly limits the possible reward. I’m all in favour of regulating capitalism to protect the lower classes though, I don’t want to be enslaved by the likes of amazon either.

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Capitalism was the first economic system ever devised, outside of trading without currency. We know that ancient rome was economically fundamentally capitalist, so that’s a few thousand years at least. And inventing is one thing, but inventions need to be turned into products, which then need to be manufactured and distributed and all of that. And don’t forget about the materials needed for that, which need to be mined and processed. And I can speak from my own experience when I say that if being better at work wouldn’t lead to me making more money, then I’d be slacking off as much as possible instead of being invested in getting things done.

Better work leads to better reward in capitalism, which is by far the most effective method of incetivising people to actually do any work at all. But we sure can agree that the system has been perverted out of proportion and that change needs to happen, I have no illusions about that. We just need to go back to functioning capitalism.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Telling people about in-house programs in this manner is fine imo. If it was third party stuff I’d leave Ubuntu, but as it stands it’s still a great distro.

ichbinjasokreativ,

Because by remaining active in the background, they’ll open faster next time you’re opening them.

ichbinjasokreativ,

I agree.

ichbinjasokreativ,

You can change voyager to an android look in the settings

ichbinjasokreativ,

Having compared snaps in ubuntu 23.10 to flatpaks on opensuse tumbleweed, I can safely say that snaps tend to be faster for me with less weirdness happening during usage. Some programs were the same (obsidian for example) other comparisons were done from the same category (Firefox snap vs chromium flatpak). I genuinely prefer snap and don’t see the issues people often quote. Also, that the backend isn’t open isn’t a big deal to me, as snaps themselves generally still are.

ichbinjasokreativ,

With that definition, headless servers (I.e. no GUI) wouldn’t be categorized as ‘linux’

ichbinjasokreativ,

I never noticed that before and now I can’t unsee it, Couldn’t you have just kept that for yourself?!

EFF call to action against government spying (act.eff.org)

“The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) has introduced the FISA Reform and Reauthorization Act of 2023–an absolutely awful bill that ignores years of abuse and unconstitutional surveillance in order to renew a mass surveillance law with no real changes, reforms, or new oversight....

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