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2·24 hours agoyeah but 10 is so obviously better than 6
17·2 days agogenocide by which side
people with their one liners like “i’m tired boss” need to do one
3·3 days agohow so?
1·4 days agodem figma picture get real big these days
well it’s nothing more than a minimalist lemmy reader at the moment with markdown rendering, replying, up/down etc. just the stuff you need when you’re doing your daily scroll.
i do use it daily and rarely have to use another app to do something but it’s by no means full featured. the one thing i would say is that when rendering long posts with 100s of comments is,… it’s blazingly fast :)
if one’s life was just loneliness, failed relationships, and soul-draining work it might appear pointless
maybe there is lots of other things to do?
with wasm and friendly new web frameworks, the only thing keeping js alive is inertia
the one i wrote myself in rust
1·6 days agoi just transitioned from a dedicated pfsense machine to openwrt LXC container in proxmox machine
the idea is to have 2 or more openwrt instances in different proxmox machines for some HA routing to my self hosted subnet(s)
going well so far and i think i know a lot more about routing (ha). openwrt is pretty great though.
ps. i think i’m having issues with udp port forwarding but not sure
107·6 days agoit means if you break your system you can rewind to a previous working stable configuration and it makes it slightly harder to muck around with os level stuff helping prevent breakage, also many apps are containerised further limiting their side effects on the os’s stability
is that the noise you were talking about?
that sounds terrible
yes bazzite does have a specific command to install stuff (like all other distros)
yes bazzite is atomic so the os changes are managed differently, the standard linux hacks in Arch wiki won’t work but might help you debug the problem
if you really need to use NTFS or Bazzite doesn’t work with your hardware then go for something else. i’m a big ZFS fan but Bazzite don’t work with that so i have other ways of using my ZFS drives.
those stupid limitations have given me a very stable and fast experience with my AMD/Nvidia laptop, but that’s just my individual story
Bazzite is the best currently, based on fedora so it’s up to date, atomic so it stable AF
3·6 days agoi think they should try Bazzite, sounds ideal
apart from the Mojo thing you it wasn’t clear that this was only your experience, and none of which are accurate or useful observations
this was usable last time i tried except a show stopper with multiple monitors
time to give it another try