Why not?

this is a false equivalence

https://listenbrainz.org/

I think it is really useful to be able to tell that someone has seen a message and recieved the information within, without them having to write a pro forma reply.

This really doesn’t have to be an issue, if your social circle has reasonable expectations and people aren’t insecure enough to guilt trip you because of it.

same

It couldn’t, since I’d never use Ubuntu – unless forced.

Edit: Sorry everyone, I take this back. I was tired and grumpy.

This is entirely irrelevant to any member of this community that is not a US citizen.

I would appreciate if you could post things like this in a regional community to avoid generating useless noise for everyone else.

I would really appreciate it if you could provide a different link.

Gnome that I can’t make run fluidly and jerklessly on competent desktop hardware

I was referring to this statement.

My 10 year-old piece of shit laptop manages to run a full GNOME DE flawlessly, with buttery animations.
You are doing something wrong.

I really like Boxes, but since it can only run VMs in the unprivileged qemu:///session, it simply doesn’t support features like PCI passthrough, autostart or even slightly sophisticated networking setups. :/

Why do you need this? I’m curious because I didn’t even notice Signal had this restriction. To me instant messenges really aren’t something that I’d ever need an archive of.

I mean sure, technically that is a limitation. Realistically though, that is long enough.

Or do you regularly not open the desktop client for more than 45 days?

ZRAID expansion is now better than ever before!

In the beginning of this year (with ZFS 2.3.0) they added zero-downtime expansion along with some other things like enhanced deduplication.

You don’t have to tell him.

420

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For anyone (thinking about) playing The Dark Eye:

Check out the character manager/creator Optolith, it’s wonderful!

I have been running gnome-shell with the --no-x11 flag for quite some time now and haven’t been missing anything.

use the official home.arpa as specified in RFC 8375

I spent extra to not have any components with RGB. The only lighting I find tolerable is white (!) LEDs.