InFerNo @ InFerNo @lemmy.ml

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Because you're NoT eXpLaiNiNg why and nothing about this image implies anything to be up in arms about. Just say why and clear things up.

I don't really have a problem with "selling" Linux. You gotta take all things with a dose of skepticism.

Has anyone ever recommended a product of any complexity as an OS and then also listed all of the common issues people might encounter? When people talk about a product they like, of course it will highlight the positive things, but anyone who has ever touched a computer, hobbyist or not, knows these things might sometimes shit the bed in unexpected ways. I think that's common sense.

Windows is said to have less problems, but the cryptic errors and non descriptive "wait while we do something" message without any other output actually makes solving problems harder. It has more users, so luckily that means someone out there probably has the issue documented so solutions are easier to find.

I use both, at home primarily Linux, at work primarily Windows. I had troubles in both that caused serious headaches, but generally they both work without too much problems.

This might have been a bit rambling 😅

There's a big difference between what consumers pay and what companies pay the producers

Local schools are offering "image editing" courses, which is always just learning how to use Photoshop. They are 4 3-month courses. People just need to accept they think Photoshop is easy because they've using it for so long and they're used to it.

Good news is that since recently they also offer the courses with GIMP.

Something about Lommy and Raddit or something, idk, ask Hutler.

I don't understand why people can't simply believe that someone could actually have very little issues with performance or settings after switching.

What About™ people who have issues when installing windows, as if that never happens.

I put both kinds of operating systems on a myriad of computers and sometimes it's smooth sailing and sometimes it's like stepping on rake after rake.

Was just pondering over this.

Would it suffice to implement a handshake between fob and car, but also prevent the handshake from establishing if the car or fob receives its own signal, indicating its signal being replicated? Since it's a radio signal this would at least make it somewhat harder, but still not impossible, to relay a signal.

"We promise you it's off and are not sent anyway for closer inspection"

I use All TopDay in Jerboa.

My kids use odroid c4 devices. Great for browsing and videos, absolutely no gaming unless it's old and native (quake 2, half life, ...) or browser games like blockpost. They play the bejeezus out of that. All in all pretty good choice. It being both Linux and arm reduces the attack surface a bit considering these are kids with internet access.

If you like the form factor but prefer x86_64 then you could look into UP board series.

I use DDG too. When I redirect to google using !g it's usually out of desperation and it gives me the same bad results in a slightly different order.

The what state park??

This was a ps3 meme iirc

I still have those on one of the forums I occasionally still visit, but it might disappear soon after nearly 2 and a half decades.

Yeah, how do I know that the PC isn't slacking?

When you didn't make the bookmark, you were basically trying to backtrack which links you followed and what sites you visited to get back to that one website.

Back to 90s internet you say?