Yeah that’s been my least favourite experience with Lemmy.

Many replies are hostile and highly opinionated.

I don’t have an answer for your question but it was a good question and it made me curious.

I’m in favour of domestic production but I would always want more information about it.

Yeah gotta back Arch here. It’s relatively stable and a good compromise between the two extremes of non-modular highly configured and DIY.

The only moving part with arch is installing a couple packages.

Pick a rolling release distribution with a limited number of opinionated choices. Arch is a good one. Void is another (although far less main stream).

Ubuntu is very non-modular and highly opinionated, probably avoid that.

I recommend XFCE over LXDE, it’s probably a better compromise in terms of what you’re looking for.

So, my advice:

1. Install endeavourOS (or arch directly if so inclined)
2. Choose xfce at install time
   • you may install gnome and then xfce over the top of you like
   • you may also like KDE plasma, but try to avoid a mix and match with gnome/xfce and KDE, you’ll find some theming etc will be a nuisance
3. Keep it up to date.

Consistent with the notion that man was made in the image of God based on my experience with humanity.

Yeah I love this Train of thought because it’s an interesting thing to consider.

Dial it back a bit. Many drug dealers are just trying to earn a living and many sell high quality safe products responsibly.

Most drug dealers I know have in fact never carried a whale carcass home.

To elaborate on this answer, I found the performance with graphene to be really subpar.

I know it’s supposed to be exactly the same in terms of speed, but that was not my experience.

If You find the performance of your device to be inadequate now you may wish to upgrade first.

Perhaps more complex then what you’re hoping for.

But consider taking a look at hyprland. I’ve been very impressed with how modular and smooth this window manager is

I strongly recommend EndeavourOS. You’ll have more flexibility to experiment with different setups and greater access to software.

Dumping fuel is not uncommon.

The plane needs to be a certain weight to land and so fuel burn is calculated into that.

Obviously planes don’t intend to dump fuel but there are unforeseen circumstances which mean necessitate this.

It’s hard to say but I should imagine dilution, has a large impact on any sort of environmental concerns.

I would like to think that these hotlines are helpful.

I have experience with somebody calling a sexual abuse hotline and being told to " Work less and go outside tomorrow".

This was a crisis situation and the advice was woefully inadequate and unhelpful.

Overall, I’m sure access to a hotline that is monitored with people who are experts at dealing with these situations is a good thing. I doubt they’re funded very well though.

So I use reverse proxies etc with my containers for others services

But KeePass with rsync is easier for passwords. I just use termux on my phone

I recommend using a docker container, they make the whole thing painless and easy.

I think the Linuxserver.io one is what I used from memory.

Dictating notes into my journal (eg obsidian/mediawiki/dokuwiki) is very nice though.

The 3d stuff was great! The NVIDIA glasses were wild!

It’s a shame it died off tbh.

Well the folding aspect is pretty good.

Software otoh…

Yeah if this is for a small number of users, I would recommend wireguard or tailgate.

Port forwarding is asking for trouble.

QC35 id you can find them, based entirely on the fact they have clickable buttons.

The Bluetooth on them is a mess though.

Oh yeah fair.

I haven’t bothered with DNS level blocking because ublock use so good. #todo.

If a game doesn’t run on Linux, I just don’t play it.

Life is too short, I don’t care anymore.

I need Linux for work and I have no interest in paying for an OS that doesn’t let me have privacy.

So fuck it, if companies don’t write there software well enough… I’ll live.

I’d rather spend time in a bar anyway.