It's quite something that owning your own stuff feels like a revelation. It should always have been open and governments are asleep at the wheel.
Open all the things!
This is the thing. I have no choice. That thing IS NOT AVAILABLE in the eu. If there was, fine, but now the EU is making me pay more while I cannot buy it anywhere else...
Thanks..
Create the problem (scarcity in computer stuff we all need) suggest the solution is to rent it all from him....
That's a nice profiteering racket you got going on there buddy!
How about we say you need to be in jail and not walk around free?
I started with DOS. Then Windows 3.11, 95, 98. With XP I had already switched to Linux. Never looked back.
From XP on it was already clear Microsoft was not doing things in our favor... (Internet Explorer coupled with the OS... Seems silly now in comparison to the shit they are pulling)
Hehehe That's Putin speak for "usefull idiot"
Too difficult? Yeah when you think a private key of '4' is already enough.. you SHOULD get out of that business.
I use CachyOS and enabled some serious battery saving techniques:
- https://nowhere.dk/2026/03/hibernation-on-cachyos-with-gnome-grub-btrfs-and-fde/
- https://meganerd.nl/blog/enable-hibernation-in-cachyos-alongside-zram-swap-with-full-disk-encryption-on-btrfs
- https://github.com/wildurbear/CHF
s2idle (although stupid name) is the best option. And also install all the tlp stuff.
Those things together made my machine incredible. (X13 gen3 and a P15 Gen1)
" I’m condemned to use the tools of my enemy to defeat them."
-- Luthen Rael from the Andor series.
It's not. But it's gets harder to control them.
And those people are trained, checked, registered, need a license retrain every so often, etc, etc..
Ok well that's fair. So not so very bleeding edge then.
Ooooh, this sounds like the start of a great useless flame war!
I'll start: I truly despise Red hat linux. The most pretentious hacky buggy stuff I ever had the displeasure of having to work with.
#boom
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