yeah but i like microG and i read it isnt supported

I like lineageOS more, because GrapheneOS includes google play, even while sandboxed i don’t like that

looks like it, yeah

it is a fun command to see happen, i agree

in case you aren’t joking, rm -rf / (albiet with a warning now) will delete allll the files on your system, so everything going black is the expected result.

rm is remove, the - is to indicate that you want to pass arguments, and r&f are recursive (delete stuff in the folders in this folder) and force (don’t ask for confirmation). The slash afterwards designates the root folder, the folder with everything in it.

So “rm -rf /” means “remove, recursively and forcefully, everything in the / directory”

Probably they don’t like epic

it’s integrated into the browser and much more userfriendly than obs

that’s insane, i pay like 5¢ a KWh

the term “riskless grammar” perfectly puts into words how i felt about chatgpt’s texts, every human-written text has something “wrong” with it grammar-wise, except maybe example essays by english teachers.

As an example, my previous paragraph has a lowercase I, too many commas, sentences compressed by using hyphens where they probably shouldnt go and probably some other stuff i missed.

But it still read well, at least i hope.

Most authors write their sentences their own way, and in my opinion, that’s what makes reading their books interesting. Perfect grammar is boring and no fun to read.

as a fun experiment, i asked chatgpt to rewrite my first paragraph:

“The phrase “riskless grammar” accurately captures my impression of ChatGPT’s texts. Unlike human-written content, which often contains grammatical imperfections—except perhaps for example essays by English teachers—ChatGPT’s writing maintains a level of precision and correctness.”

Kind of changed the meaning to be self-complimenting, which is funny.

edit: Normally I would have rewritten parts of this comment to make my point more clearly and be better to read, but i wanted to keep my first draft to make my point a bit better.

awesome! Tysm

i got a trial then cancelled it once, sure, subscribing was easier than unsubscribing but it wasnt nearly as bas as a ton of other companies, namely amazon.

of course, the nice thing with flatpak is that it works on every distro, including debian-based ones

why not flatpak?

merry christmas!

imagine someone told you they ate bananas sideways because it’s faster and cleaner. That’s probably how they feel.

the app is source available, it places some restrictions on modifications of the source code, but the code is fully available

Thank you for immich! I use it every day.

And thank you for posting on lemmy

there’s an app called warehouse that makes this easy afaik

As far as i can tell a full gui for systemd service files would be practically impossible. But a template ui would be sick, maybe something like an app autostart template could look like this:

Program: 

Launch options:

When: early/normal/login/graphical-start

Restart: never/once/always

Just spitballing here though.

official from-soft release