But also for normal users it's annoying as if you're in the middle of something like filling out a form, clicking onto the next page will tell you you need to restart your browser, and you lose your progress. So yeah, I'm happy about this change.
I mean, the graphics card issue sounds like a Windows virus to me, so probably would be fixed with a Linux install.
Yeah I'm aware of food communities in general, I was just wondering if there was one just for recipes. But looking at the posts there it does seem fairly recipe-centric. Thanks!
Edit: Although I was envisioning that's mostly people sharing links to recipe blogs unless it's a recipe they're typing out themselves on lemmy. When I was using "conventional"/proprietary/centralised/however you want to term it social media I followed some accounts that were basically "recipe aggregators" sharing links to various recipes they found and liked, and was hoping for something similar. That content doesn't seem to be on [email protected]. But still a nice community, I've subscribed to see more cooking content.
In that case, wireguard. I only occasionally need to access a service that's not exposed to the internet, so I use ssh -L
, but that would be quite inconvenient for your own use case.
I know tailscale exists but I've never used it, only tried wireguard on its own. Maybe there's some huge benefit to using it but wireguard worked fine for me.
Are you the UK? No, you're someone who lives there. The UK is a state.
Problem with that is that the capacity of optical media is pretty small. I used to use optical media to back up my personal data but stopped pretty quickly as I was running out of space.
That's a pretty misleading headline. The news article is about a cool art installation, in which an artist has used a deceased composer's DNA to produce electrical signals that are interpreted as music. Still cool, but it's not "composing music" in the same sense as the alive musician was composing music.
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Part of the joke is that it looks like a snapchat story, hence the photo
I support moving off GH but
There is no way to send in a patch, raise an issue, or anything without an account there
Currently this is the case everywhere? With the exception of projects that take email patches, currently all the options are centralised/not federated, and even if e.g. Forgejo finished adding ActivityPub integration you'd still need an account on some Forgejo instance to contribute. Same for email patches; they still require having an email address. If it's specifically about giving MS your data, sure, although iirc the only data they actually require is an email address. You can use duckduckgo's duck addresses to get one that's relatively anonymous (i.e. can be deanonymised by duckduckgo but I doubt anyone's conspiring that hard to deanonymise a random github user).
And yet I can't beat the CAPTCHAs because reCAPTCHA doesn't like VPNs lol
My "I haven't been hacked by gay furries" T-shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my T-shirt
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Get a steam deck and either run games not through the steam launcher or just install another linux distro on it?
If you're concerned about SteamOS snitching because Valve I don't know why you'd consider Windows which has proven extensive telemetry.