damion6

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by damion6 8mo ago
The device is being used in America against citizens. It is 80 year old tech. As reported by unesco
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by damion6 8mo ago
Well maybe they should receive praise for changing their mind. I get your point but they could have doubled down.
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by damion6 9mo ago
Because that was the point.
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by damion6 9mo ago
Use Rufus it'll disable hardware requirements, without hassle. You will need an iso. If you know someone with 11 have them download it. Otherwise download the generic.
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by damion6 10mo ago
Looks like that's a response to Linus and Linux community saying that Qualcomm chips I weren't able to run Linux what hey it's good though at least now there's internal support
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by damion6 10mo ago
If I were 20 I'd agree. Dark mode is better on the eyes
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by damion6 10mo ago
Um obvious. Good article though, good to tell people.
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by damion6 11mo ago
I love KDE connect. After install I turn off things I don't want, but I have options. Works better than any similar app. Connects essentially and system. I pair it with tail scale or zero-tier depending on needs. Multiboot, all ma
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by damion6 1y ago
Schizophrenia is genetic. So you're born with it. This makes zero sense. Maybe you mean shizo-effective which usually has to do with traumas.
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by damion6 1y ago
You'd be surprised at what you find during moving season. Chinese students for example can't import laptops back home, plus they've had a taste of freedom and can't let them be scanned. In my spare time one summer I was
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by damion6 1y ago
Yes, yes I can. Also does most of everything. WSL has severe issues with hardware translation.
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by damion6 1y ago
If your at work, it's probably a Windows shop. Use windows. At home you can chance a bad update, and probably also have access to windows. Can always use a VM, wine is great in some cases, like WSL. Both don't meet every use c
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by damion6 1y ago
Great they can stop killing people. Only place I ever worked where the ambulances came 1-5 times a day to save the old people they abuse
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by damion6 1y ago
I think he did well. Seemed thoughtful, can't expect him to totally buck the system. But he got it moving along again.
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by damion6 1y ago
Seems like an unfair advantage in a market they control. Exercising monopolistic control
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by damion6 1y ago
It'd be nice if folks stopped using a religion as a catch phrase. If I included Jesus in a catchy title people would be offended
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by damion6 2y ago
Would you be open to Android? I love the idea
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by damion6 2y ago
Just a bad seed Trump is
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by damion6 2y ago
The only issue I had was minor and had to do with updating and breaking my system. That was easily solved with one command after update so script. That issue was just fixed.
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by damion6 2y ago
Raw HTML is just that. This is all bootstrap.
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by damion6 2y ago
There's no frontier left where one can be free. Off grid living and homelessness (if you're are logistically minded). Might be the place to be free left.
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by damion6 2y ago
Well spoken and I believe mostly correct. Thanks.
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by damion6 2y ago
What stands out is the abuse this person suffered. I know that's real and have seen it.
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by damion6 2y ago
Debian has also been a nice alternative. Lots of open options and compatible in most ways.
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by damion6 2y ago
I started with compiling from source, moved to redhat , slackware , lfs , Gentoo. Ubuntu was great as hardware got good enough not to need custom kernels. The last few years quality has suffered. Upgrading used to be a no-brainer. The las