christophski @ christophski @feddit.uk

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It'd be best to create an issue on the backintime github

The metaverse's final form

Apple's constant anti-interoperability stance is the core reason I do not and will not own their products

I've said this before, the thing I hate about reddit and discord is that you only get exposed to "current" threads or "top" threads. On old forums everything was just there and if someone commented on it, it came back to the top and re-ignited conversations.

I was a big user of the command and conquer forums and I definitely miss the community of it. But that may just be the scale of Internet then compared to now. Back then you saw the same users every day and we ended up chatting on msn and working on projects together. I couldn't tell you any users on my instance or elsewhere other than the admins of my instance.

And the best part is that there will be no consequences! :)

How do you get it all out again??

Every thumbnail is musk nowadays

Yeah, every install comes with a hit of DMT

NDE available in the next version https://daviesmediadesign.com/gimp-3-0-update-non-destructive-editing-complete/?noamp=available

Ah I see, yes that would be possible as a telco provider but not as a layperson

How do you tell the difference? is it a specific range of numbers?

Hmm I'm not sure I understand what you're saying, here in the UK there is no way to tell whether a number is a VoIP number or a physical land-line. Is that not the case where you are?

Yeah I was referring to repos generally but I come from Ubuntu so PPA is the term I used incorrectly

Why does it being voip make it useless?

You are going to need to ask her specifically what software she uses and find out if it can run on Linux. If it can't then she is not going to use the computer. Graphic design is not a profession where you can just easily switch software and trying to convince someone else they should do that is going to be even less likely.

Same here, my reddit account is 15 years old

Command and conquer, OpenTTD and OpenRCT2. Also Linux audio production

This was very normal. With one of our first Internet connections, our ISP gave us 20mb or so of webspace but no way to have a dB so you would just host raw html.

This is very very cool, I've been looking for a good way to do this with Linux and this has lowered the barrier to entry significantly

As someone that prefers the repo method to the all-in-one package method, Arch is becoming more and more appealing