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catching a car fire in the parking lot […] notifying […] employees so they could move their cars, preventing the loss of hundreds of cars.

sounds like a really bad idea. there is a reason everyone needs to leave the office when a fire alarm happens.

if it’s to cheap, the market wont be able to profit enough, so I’m pretty sure they will find a way to squeeze us dry anyway

Oh cool, thanks for providing the source

I now the principle of nixos and assume guix works kinda the same. Tell me what’s the problem with static typing and nix in general that guix could have improved upon?!

Everything that’s normal between age 10-20 is just as it is.

Everything you get to know between 20 and 30 is the hot new shit.

Everything after age 30 is just another fad you don’t want to invest time to get to know anyway

I never used an iPhone. Got one from work but put it in a drawer and kept using my Android.

Magsafe? What does it change? A short google sounds like it’s NFC with magnets. What’s so special about it?

I’m using a pixel 5 with grapheneOS. Battery lasts for two days easy and is 80% recharged in 90mins. I have a night stand that wireless charges the phone every night. What I’m trying to say is, battery is a non problem for me

“I’ll never leave Apple but the iPhone 11-15 are all the same exact phones,” said one user in a post on X, formerly Twitter.

I’m getting serious

vibes here

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I fucking hate reading text written by AI

This is about signing the driver when secure boot is enabled. It doesn’t say that Nvidia won’t work with secure boot disabled.

I’m using Nvidia with debian and secure boot disabled btw. So the statement, “Nvidia won’t work with secure boot disabled” is still wrong. Might be some Linux mint bug, but not a problem of Nvidia per se

Never heard of this before and couldn’t find anything about secure boot being required to be enabled to use the Nvidia drivers with Linux.

But since you used dual boot you need to have secure boot enabled anyway, because win 11 would not work without it, would it?

Source?

20 years ago it was called TCP/Palladium and everyone was afraid this might happen. That was one of the reasons Microsoft implemented TPM chips.

Obviously everyone forget about it until now. Happy new times where Microsoft can dictate which files your, sorry, their computer is allowed to open.

Instances won’t appear and disappear weekly. Maybe right now, but not in a few weeks or months from now. The dust just needs to settle.

Every service with open protocols that isn’t centralized does the same and nobody has a problem with it, be it bulletin boards, IRC server or mail. You have multiple instances and can’t use a service when your instance is down. Thats why we are using the bigger ones and don’t run mailservers on our own. It is important that we could though.

We might disagree but I feel this is more a problem of getting used to it. In the end, we all want a decentralized solution, don’t we? Having multiple instances is just a part of the fediverse, that’s a pro not a con in my book.

I don’t see the big problem in 1. Compare it to e-mail. If you want to switch provider you have to backup and restore your emails if you want to.

Nobody bats an eye that amiladresses contain a maildomain but with Lemmy everyone is used to the reddit way. Give it some time, people will get used to it.

The syncing and federation problems we are experiencing right now will get solved in the future, people will get used to the new naming scheme.

Point 2 is a great idea btw.