Yes, but I didn’t, despite running several of my own servers it’s extra time I get little return for
I don’t even know what nostr relays I’m using
Yes, but I didn’t, despite running several of my own servers it’s extra time I get little return for
I don’t even know what nostr relays I’m using
It’s even less cost to switch it there’s nothing to switch
Google would have to approve the OS by whitelisting it
DoH is blocked in China, they cut any TLS connection to a known DNS server (1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, 9.9.9.9, etc.)
It’s still a small number of users no matter how many use cases you list. There are newer Kindles and newer cars. 3g being turned off is inevitable no matter how many old devices are in existence.
They stopped tracking cases in December, so how do you know it’s one third?
They literally told us to stay at home and not go to the hospital even if we have it
Great! You can get 4g/5g versions of those devices because, again, the world doesn’t owe the 1% of users services
It’s not overloaded because fewer people use it, so it costs more to run those services for less benefit
网络水军是好人吗?
It’s not like that on NixOS
There’s no adding repos, you just put mullvad-vpn
in your system packages list
It’s actually easier this way because you keep everything in one place.
I edited some file on Ubuntu to merge my audio channels into one because one of my speakers broke. Do you think I know what change I made to what file now? When I update, do you think I can merge my changes with the new file and make everything work? Of course not, I am several years into forgetting what I did
But configuration.nix
is one file, I usually get a deprecation notice for some stuff and just change a line here and there from time to time. All of my changes are in there and they are in git. When I switched to flakes I also added flake.nix
in there, but it’s still just two files in one folder I play around with. Not only that, but the maintainers already gave me the options I need for my services. I don’t have to follow some guide online to set something up, I just enable it and it works immediately.
For example, enabling iwd
is:
networking.wireless.iwd.enable = true;
I just did that and it worked. I commented it out and it went back to whatever the default package is. Is this as easy to toggle back and forth in other distros?
Everyone thinks it’s great, but they actually run NixOS in the meanwhile
I was in China during the pandemic. In 2022 everyone got COVID. Literally everyone in every big city.
So they should have opened up after omega became the dominant variant. No point in locking people down when they lost anyway.
It was a good response in the beginning, but they doubled down on it for three years
It’s insecure, which lets governments like China poison it. They straight up block encrypted DNS
What percentage of people use 3g only phones? If it’s 1%, does it make sense to keep those services running just for those people?
Well yes, since it makes the frog trans so it goes from gay to straight
Two monitors with different refresh rates is very common. Think laptop connected to a bigger monitor.
I’ve switched to Wayland on my Nvidia GPU and I’m taking the FPS hit. OBS crashes when I run a wine game on x11
A lot of work is already just generating boring text and images
Not to mention the fact that a lot of people don’t function on a deeper level than that in they daily lives
Zen 2 was only a little slower for gaming, but it cooked the 8 core Intel 9900K in multicore performance. You could stick a 16 core 3950x into a normal mobo. The chiplet was a revolution