

None of these, really; I just wanted something open-source (I guess bottom-middle might qualify for that but I don’t plan to run anything).


None of these, really; I just wanted something open-source (I guess bottom-middle might qualify for that but I don’t plan to run anything).


I don’t have any opinions or positions on it but I know Benno Rice (if you’re familiar with FreeBSD, any) gave a talk regarding systemd a few years back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_AIw9bGogo


Guix


That was what I was going to say; 100%.


It used to freeze up a lot; and, then, you lost all tabs, if it did. That’s why I’d stopped using it and switched to Chrome, back in the day.
With all the crap Google’s doing, I tried Firefox out again something like 5 or 7 years ago and it’s now better than what Chrome offers (for me, of course; I’d’ve probably still switched, anyway, just to deGoogle my life further).
I do find it starts to massively lag when I get to a certain number of tabs/windows; but Chrome doesn’t seem to ever shut off my CPU fans under the same level of load so not like it gets a leg up.
Cinnamon on Debian? Most excellent.


“Feeling cute; might delete my testes, later.”
In seriousness – though –, he does look very adorable; hope he’s been recovering pleasantly, post-surgery.
When someone proposes, implements or enforces a clearly sensible rule, and someone else brings weird corner case scenarios up, always ask yourself if there’s a conflict of interests.
I can’t tell if I started doing this more as disinformation became more prevalent over the recent years or it’s something I’ve always done; I don’t know where I would’ve picked it up from.
Nevertheless, you’re spot on; it’s an incredibly good rule-of-thumb.
(I just realized it might’ve been funny if I’d responded to this with a weird, corner-case scenario, instead; but it’s late and I can’t think of a good one for it)
Did you mean to respond to me?
/gen



I was convinced, until the end of the game, there had to be some way to bring her back.


There’s generally been positive reviews for FuriLab’s FLX1 model:
Their new one, the FLX1s has 2GiB more RAM (for 8GiB, in total). I’ve heard battery gets 2 days without charge even with Android emulation.
ED! ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!