What logo should we use?
(lemmy.giftedmc.com)
Yeah, awesome if threads make it easy to go from free to corporate without a hussle /s
Exactly my point. I tried installing it and it was great fun but under no circumstances is that "beginner ready".
Thank you very much! This tool is great indeed!
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Google can keep your phone if you send it in for repair with non-OEM parts
(www.androidauthority.com)
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Just a reminder we are the future of social media.
(lemmy.world)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16034006
Just a reminder we are the future of social media.
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Thank you, our future 🌐
(sh.itjust.works)
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/19653721
Thank you, our future 🌐
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open doors transaction
(lemmy.world)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15496345
open doors transaction
‘My whole library is wiped out’: what it means to own movies and TV in the age of streaming services
Pretty straightforward. You need to host your stuff on your own hardware, ideally. You need good backups. You obviously can pay someone to do it for you but it does add complexity. In any case, streaming services are dead men walking by this point I think.
If only there was an alternative to windows somewhere!
*People vs the rich. There, fify.
On that note, lets federate with threads! (I‘m gonna rub this in for the rest of eternity)
I mean, how braindead does someone have to be to not see that meta is the devil.
Fedipact for the win! :)
Any games that restrict sale of your property to other users are okay to be pirated imo.
Proprietary software platform makers should always be held accountable for what happens on said platform.
Since the snap store is proprietary, canonical should be liable for it.
Windows admin here. It was immediately clear to me how this would end:
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someone proficient in windows goes back to being a dumb newbie is gonna be frustrating as heck.
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being a power user/IT professional most likely means non standard setup
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there are very few windows native admins in the linux sphere to test things from a non dev/non user perspective
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the companies making „professional“ linux are still not comparable to M$
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„professional linux“ would probably be RHEL for you.
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you can try and run a windows vm in your linux to try if stuff works then.
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your mindset needs to change: you‘re now a guy responsible for implementing rdp correctly, embrace open source and make it work for everyone. See the amount of influence you can actually have.
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if you can, consider using windows and linux side by side as long as needed, until stuff works. Find the reasons people abandon windows (i.e. you finally have control).
Just a stream of ideas. Hmu if you have any questions.
Fair enough! Thank you for the heads up. I will try and continue in that direction.
The runners are very exciting but I still need to understand how use them.