lemminer @ lemminer @lemmy.ml

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Let them make their move. We would come up with some solutions 😜

Here comes the censorship

That sounds fair. Because this community has given me better answer than what I could get at support.

RT isn't available and few games using EAC still need support for Linux. Additionally Logitech headphones aren't supported on Linux (proprietary drivers for virtual surround)

Besides that I'm very well aware of proton's existence and I'm planning on building a new instance of Gentoo just for gaming.

WTF is this?

Next year it might go up to 10%? Privacy is a serious concern these days.

Windows is a liability. I'm forced to use it because of the propriatary nature of the games (and tech) I play.

There is nothing awesome coming out of Microsoft.

Needs to run well on Linux

AMD.

You might find this interesting: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyc5xVO2uDsDlbR_LTP37nG6g4vbSSxSZ

Question: Are those "bot accounts" flaired to identify them?

bruh

Ok. I'll try enabling it and see the difference.

I have been using random searXNG. I might as well give it a try.

EDIT: This can really work well with something like privoxy!

Exactly, people will always keep creating something. Just need an open ground to show it to others.

The reason why I made this post was my subscribed feed was being filled with lot of posts from https://lemmy.world/c/digitalart and https://lemmy.ml/c/memes, and I didn't like the fact that these two prominently stayed on my feed. Unless post from other communities weren't highly rated, they weren't showing up, where I'm more interested in seeing new posts from niche communities.

I'm facing the same issue what I was facing with Reddit where important posts from smaller communities were getting skipped from my feed. Which I find very undesirable.

Althought I appreciate the memes and the artwork, I had to unsubscribe from them. Which is giving me better results.

that website looks really Sus to me.

Came across that in March. I've given up.

God knows. I recently switched to mull.

That's the power of Linux, you can make it yours.

Then don't open the link if you're scared/doesn't fit your OPSEC?