allywilson @ allywilson @sopuli.xyz

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I built Arch (twice I think) but only ever in a VM to have a look around, never made it my daily driver. Used Manjaro for a couple of weeks, but I wouldn't say it was a daily driver either.

Here's an incomplete list of my daily drivers since...well, I'm old.

• QNX Neutrino
• Mandrake 7.2
• RedHat 7.1
• Went back to Windoze for quite a while
• Gentoo
• Ubuntu (quite a leap there)
• OS X
• Linux Mint
• Debian
• LMDE
• Fedora
• KDE Neon
• macOS
• Fedora Asahi

I'm sure I've missed the odd one or two (and I regularly jumped back and forth with Debian/Ubuntu/Mint for years and years).

I used to distro hop a lot, so if I only used it for less than a month, I haven't bothered to list it.

SUSE

I have a bit of a fear of SLES, purely due to Puredisk using them as their base back in the day (before they were swallowed by Symantec/Veritas/Broadcom/whatever). The amount of time I spent in YaST2 and losing data, again and again, made me genuinely never want to investigate any issues.

Curious, how will AWS be affected? I'm not familiar with all of Hashicorp's tools. Mostly just Terraform (and obvs AWS had Cloud Formation, then CDK - they even worked with HashiCorp I believe to build CDKTF).

Once again, this is looking for a black and white answer. I don't have one for you. But, I do believe engaging with people, looking at the pros and the cons and not attacking/defending with zeal is the best goal.

Thing change. So do arguments.

No one has mentioned banning anything. There is a very real problem with convicted people attempting to do this stuff, it's very prominent and in the news: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-63823420

Please stop knee-jerk reacting and thinking that everything is black and white.

No one said anything about people cutting off their dicks to victimise others. This is just a clickbait reply, for what? There's no karma here.

That's the most based article I've read.

showing my age I don't get it. What does "You are so valid!" mean in this context?

It's a bit more complicated than that unfortunately. RCS wasn't made by Google, but they did join the GSMA that manages it. They are pushing it as an alt/war against iMessage, but it doesn't go through their servers as far as i know, it's still a Mobile Operator service (like SMS), so it goes through your provider (and I guess Google's if you use Google Fi).

I kinda think the smart thing for Apple to do is to implement RCS support (make the bubbles orange/purple or something) and then they've done it and can continue working on iMessage if they like.

https://www.reddit.com/settings/data-request

Why not? Karma isn't a thing here, and the link you put in is for lemmy.world so people who are not a member of that instance cannot comment or vote on it.

I think you should press the cross-post button instead of a new post and copy-pasting the link into it.

I was using Winget, then I realised everything is user specific, so I went straight back to Chocolatey.

It used to be, they switched to Debian a while back.

When this goes ahead, and it probably will, I hope that every single app implements it in a totally different, unfriendly, unautomated, way, or even better, make it unique per person, per app. Or, even multiple methods that are only available at certain times of certain days. It'll be absolutely useless to the government if they have to wade through mud to get at the data.

Release Radar and DIscover Weekly on Spotify have helped me break this cycle.