i’m shocked to see that anyone would proselytize for anything besides systemd; it feels like everyone likes that kool-aid flavor. lol

do you use neovim over vim for any particular reason?

i ask because i’m a vim user and wondering if should update but wondering if the x windows overhead is worth it.

i got in the habit of doing this also because suspend didn’t work 100% of the time back then, but stopped when i switched to linux first laptops.

i switched back to a windows-first laptop recently and forgot about setting it so that it doesn’t auto suspend when i close the lid and it works just fine with fedora on it; linux has made leaps and bounds since the last time i contributed to it.

although, to be fair, i was on linux-first laptops for a decade so there was plenty of time to catch up. lol

the quality of the code is dependent on the quality of the pay. lol

i use the container tabs feature in firefox to compartmentalize my usage, but this would be better if i want that compartmentalization to carry over from computer to computer.

the democrats will keep this blockade going.

did you make this?

i was thankful for those issues; it taught me A LOT about how Linux worked back then.

i last used unstable back in 2007 and it wasn’t that much different that stable; has it gotten worse?

we’re in a strange media landscape where state media like rt have a more realistic narrative than ostensible “independent” media like the new york times or the guardian have.

@RavenofDespair@lemmy.ml to add to this; you can use a firewall that’s aware of what your systems is trying to contact. pfsense does this in their premium products and i’ve heard ubiquiti starting doing this as well.

i’m likely wrong, but i was under the impression that we’ve left out sysreq keys out of the kernel a while ago.

same here, but we called it salesforce.

and absolutely everything related to it was called that: salesforce support team == salesforce

salesforce cloud == salesforce

salesforce time share seminar == salesforce

guy who used to work at saleseforce == salesforce.

I think they should keep both names and just have WLBR be the “enterprise” version.

there’s an enterprise version?

adp (automatic data processing) is one of the biggest payroll systems in the world.

i always wondered what adp meant; i just assumed it was initials of the rich guys who create it. lol

it’s funny that a lot of people can’t try this because they don’t have windows 95 nor win95 hardware.

also: this might be an answer to industries reliant on windows 95 systems.

i sincerely hope that you’re at least as old as i am because that’s the only thing that could excuse why you have this deeply antiquated media literacy strategy since it’s the same one that i learned when i was in school.

this strategy leaves you woefully unprepared for today’s media landscape where easily available 3rd party media sources are captured and proof of it can be found in the examples like the inventing reality community that i shared with you in my previous comment; reading examinations of this capture by internationally well respected intellectuals like micheal parenti or noam chomsky; or by reading epstien files like document dumps that the american federal gov’t is forced to do as a result of the freedom of information act where they flatly admit to laundering misinformation through 3rd party sources like the new york times as well as creating entirely new sources with an ostensible 3rd party appearances/bonafides. i’m also sure you can see for yourself of 3rd party sources self censoring to maintain access to power like they did with colbert.

the truth of today’s media situation is that actors like the cia, mi6, mossad, and our repsective oligarchies are humans just like you and i are, so they’re just as aware as either of us are at all strategies to break free from their misinformation and have taken steps to ensure that the truly independent 3rd party sources are as difficult as possible for either of us to access as well as to understand.

P. S. We have a normal discussion here. If you can’t or don’t want to find liable source, you may simply state this and stop this dialog. I don’t force you spend your time on doing what you don’t like.

the biggest indictment of westerner – american in particular – media literacy stems from the fact that our governments have either been caught red handed or they publicly admitted to this behavior (eg freedom of information act) decades ago; yet we continue to collectively hold this misinformation as gospel nonetheless.

reading these document dumps myself in the same manner in which many are reading the esptein files right now will show you how much propaganda you’ve been unwittingly ingesting your entire life, as i had done and that’s why i shared my comment earlier; it’s my attempt to bring you to water as others have done for me in the most provocatively concise manner possible, but you’re the only one that can make yourself drink and i regret that i refused to do so for decades.

Social media is the current hotly contested battle ground for hearts and minds for the next few generations and it looks like you’re experiencing what happens when you accidentally barge into it w good intentions from the people that want you to stay out.

20ish years ago people would have been idly curious at the most about your hobby; now they’re trying bully you into giving it up.

let’s hope that there’s no sino-soviet split part 2: electric bugaloo

i’m willing to bet that the sources you consider “trustworthy” or “reliable” are backed by the cia, mi6 or mossad.

you could see screenshots of them doing this in the inventing reality community, but i doubt it’ll matter to you.