Frontendwise; Librechat is pretty cool.

Choose OS is very relevant when doing cloud stuff.

Hell yeah!

Weirdly enough I’ve found it much easier to print on linux. It just works out of the box.

If it doesn’t it is definetly the printers manufacturer fault 😅

Definetely quoting me! 😅

@TheImpressiveX

Maybe you should update the title, since it is factually incorrect.

Thirded for Namecheap.

Yeah that was exactly the conclusion I reached since asking 😅

I get a lot of beef for Brave. Any viable alternatives that aren’t derivatives of Chromium or FF but are maintained?

I also love how this is probaly the only time someone’s ever quoted me. This is my legacy.

I stand by my earlier statement.

No matter what the post is I suggest they should just use Linux instead.

It’s better than anything else in the universe.

Yes, I’m all in on that!

Ever since joining Lemmy I’ve noticed this awesome trend towards a modernized retro internet. Self/web hosted blogs, sites and apps. Not all that commercial giant bullshit but an oldschool mesh of servers. Activitypub and stuff will be awesome in creating a new subset that is more in line with the original designs for the internet.

Anyone know the artist?

Just to back you up:

https://mullvad.net/en/why-privacy-matters

“The most common argument used in defense of mass surveillance is ‘If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear’. Try saying that to women in the US states where abortion has suddenly become illegal. Say it to investigative journalists in authoritarian countries. Saying ‘I have nothing to hide’ means you stop caring about anyone fighting for their freedom. And one day, you might be one of them.”

Contracts are not something you are born into, raised to fit it’s clauses, and unable to opt out of.

Society is one thing, nation states another. They’re relatively new and not a great system IMO. I believe we can do better.

Decentralized autonomus scalable communities would be better.

To quote my own comment;

“I like to think of economies (and nation-states) as loosely coupled monolithic legacy systems.

Due to poor developer practices and lack of architecture, parts of these systems have poorly written functions that hog 99% of the resources. You would not try to patch or update such a poorly designed system because there is no way to correct all the myriad built-up legacy back-doors, bugs, privilege escalation vulnerabilities, etc. The systems have been completely corrupted and cannot be recovered. We would like to avoid shutting off the hardware on which these systems run (the human race).

So we slowly drain away processing power to power up a new properly designed scalable system.

This new system is intentionally designed to avoid all pitfalls of the old system. It purposefully avoids attempts at privilege escalation, resource hogging, and doesn’t allow bad coding practices. Through scalable architecture, we implement a modular and resilient system that is decentralized and federated. Better yet, this new system is written in a language that is incompatible with the old system; they can only interface via APIs specifically designed to minimally interface with the old and unsafe system.

Of course, you’re right, it’s not independent or tamper-proof, but we can sure as shit try to make it that way!”

https://www.britannica.com/topic/state-monopoly-on-violence

And nation states rob their subjects of this option.

Edit: can someone explain their downvote to me? I’m not advocating violence, only saying that nation states hold a monopoly on it.

Re-reading my comment, I kind of maybe was a bit agressive when I wrote it. Fuck it, take the power back.

Are You An Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-are-you-an-anarchist-the-answer-may-surprise-you

Nothing.

What was the effect of the reddit migration on reddit; nothing.