The bots post better comments than most of their users.

Just send them a link to Lemmy.world with whatever frontend you think they’d like best.

Thats not censorship though. You can still say whatever you want, just dont act surprised if people dont stick around to hear it.

There’s Linux4noobs but genuine questions about linux are usually welcome in all Linux communities.

I dont know for sure so disregard what I say. but I remember reading that users could host their own snap repos but canonicals one was the only one at the moment. Everything about snap is open source except the webserver.

Hadn’t snap fixed a lot of the complaints people initially had?

I didnt mean you had to try Linux. I ment we should try be optimistic about Linux since its realistically the only chance we have to get an open computing platform into the hands of humanity.

Yes, he made a video about linux that got 4 million views.

Yes, he made a video about linux that got 4 million views.

Maybe, but you may as well try. Computers are going to be a core tool for humanity for a long time so we should be able to own them.

There is on the mobile version. I think the feature will eventually make it to desktop.

If you wanted to make a thread on Unix porn we could share some easy configs for each distro.

But most configs are distro agnostic so it would pretty much just be a config for each desktop environment. Which means it’s basically the same as every Unix porn post.

I think to separate linux beauty from Unix porn Linux beauty could show the beauty of Linux by show casing workflows and nice features instead of being a screenshot of a terminal with fetch. To me the beauty of Linux is navigating through different workspaces, making your computer perfectly tailored to your workflow. Unique setups are the beauty of Linux.

Lemmy users can subscribe to a community and get tons of posts. I’d have to find 100 people to follow on mastodon to match what a single Lemmy community provides.

How did you find out about Lemmy out of interest?

Wow I couldn’t think of anything people want less

This is kind of a nothing burger since most users dont register any details. There is no data to be gathered. The real surprise will be how they got compromised.

How come I can’t see the Lemmy comments on your blog?

Real humans writing full sentences. Some platforms most of the comments are emojis or reaction gifs.

I thought the average was 7 days for a residential IP and when I searched it up it seemed like the average was 3 days. However I took note of my ip and its still the same as it was 6 days ago. Im now interested to see how long these ips are being leased out for.

If it is longer than a week then I am fully wrong and spamming out your ip is a huge privacy risk.

Commenting online is fighting the good fight. Online sentiment is shifted by commenting online and online sentiment plays a huge role in influencing the acceptable opinions.