I think you’re looking for a different type of community then, like an image board.

If I vote something I’m expressing my opinion just like I would with comment, and those are not anonymous.
I get that people are worried about griefers and psychos, but anonymity is just a (poor) cure for the symptoms, not for the disease; users who don’t behave should be banned, and if their instance turns out to be a detriment to the community, they should be defederated.

The anonymity we should ensure is the one of the person behind the username, to avoid doxxing and cyber-bullying.

I didn’t mind it actually. Like I don’t mind the GNOME overview or whatever the thing that comes up when you press Meta is called

Yeah I never really considered them before Ryzen, but even afterwards, it’s been very difficult to find one with the specs I want.

I’ve been on AMD and ATi since the Athlon 64 days on the desktop.

Laptops are always Intel, simply because that’s what I can find, even if every time I scour the market extensively.

A jammer is less sophisticated than a crowbar. It’s not like the burglar designs it themselves. Nor are they hacking your network to gain access, they just shut everything down.

You’re actually confirming their point about culture though. The fact that you couldn’t stop them doesn’t mean that it also happened to everybody else: some management may have listened. Linux users abhor adding weird shit to their OS, Windows users do it all the time.

Who could have foreseen this

Lowercase L and uppercase i are so fucking problematic

Microsoft put themselves in this position when they went against the open source movement.
It moves slowly but inexorably, and sooner or later Linux or another open source OS will take their spot on the desktop.

Ehhh there’s… Embraer?

The website looks like it’s trying to sell me something

If it’s a DNS block I guess Russian instances just need to direct the domain to the IP address in their hosts file

I wonder what’s the future of vmware player

Some things just make sense, and some truth can be found with just honest debate.

What are the advantages over Nginx Proxy Manager?

I use a gl.inet Mango for work. I’m a field tech for industrial machines, I connect the router to the machine’s LAN (if it doesn’t have a switch, the two ports on the Mango come in handy, I just insert it in an existing connection) and I have wireless to the PLCs, allowing me to walk around the installation to check things with my laptop.

Bonus point for the wifi client that allows me to connect to a customer’s wifi or my phone’s hotspot and also have internet on my laptop for mails, etc.

The other day I used it to connect to three different subnets on three machines, one on one port, and two on the other with a switch, again with wifi client for internet.

For now

Uhm… Home Assistant? It has many integrations for random information, and if you can add your own, even better

I too stick it to the man by buying a load of hard drives from him!

Uh…