She apparently used to be a judge, but we all know what made him pick them.

Absolutely, I didn’t mean otherwise. It’s just a comment that the site seems to accept uh - controversial fundraisers that others won’t.

I recognized it because I donated to that Mangione fundraiser.

Unfortunately that site is also the one that held the biggest Mangione fundraiser. It doesn’t seem to moderate it’s fundraisers beyond the absolute legal minimum.

You can buy no OS. Or even no included drive. You’ll save on having to pay the Windows license.

Donate to devs. Donate to your instance. Post. Comment. Be active.

That’s cool.

It would still be even cooler if the app makers just packaged them for distros. Or even just Flatpak.

But that’s a cool project I’ll keep it in mind for my next go with an immutable distro

That’s cool and all but it would be even cooler if you could just install and keep it updated through your package manager

I mean that’s a valid way of tea drinking.

Most Americans don’t think about other countries enough to really grasp what you mean by rogue state

Call it Twitter. X is a stupid name

The eMac was one of the best of the era IMO

I’d say third. YouTube isn’t really a social media platform, nor WeChat.

All water conserved, recycled into drinkable water

I know some people involved with ISS life support stuff that might genuinely like this lmao

IMO comments should never ever be parsed under any circumstances but I probably don’t know enough to really speak on this

Immich (Photo backup), Vaultwarden (FOSS Biwarden server for passwords)

Such a decisive question. I wouldn’t say there’s necessarily a “best”. Mint is an EXCELLENT choice. So too would be Fedora (Fedora KDE edition I’d recommend for most) or OpenSuSe Tumbleweed.

Just pick what looks decent to you and give it a shot.

“y’all” fills a legitimately useful gap the English language has. Other languages have a word like this.

Edit: also something cool I just found out, some languages have a way to disinguish “we” (you and I), and “we” (me and the rest of us, not you). It’s called clusivity and is missing from European languages. Many indigenous languages of the Americas and Oceania have this, as well as Vietnamese and northern dialects of Mandarin.

If it’s a personal machine in which you have a choice on browser why not just use one of the native Jellyfin apps?

major browser supports HVEC now, other than Firefox.

Every other major browser is an overcommercialized pile of crap (or built atop the same) that can afford to pay for the licenses to use HEVC or has no qualms shipping proprietary code with their software that they don’t control.

Also apparently on Windows you can enable experimental HEVC hardware decoding support. You’ll need to install “HEVC Video Extensions” (from Microsoft themselves) ($0.99) in the Windows App Store and toggle “media.wmf.hevc.enabled” in about:config.

Absolutely and without question yes