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It’s been my daily driver for years now. The two computers os have literally never failed, no software issues other than some bugs I myself introduced.

Nice!

I’ve always liked riscv. Just the idea of literally everything on the device being open source is a fun idea. Manuals to everything.

With Linux any old computer from yesteryear can become a quick server. That’s what I do, just make sure you got backups.

I personally like the aluminum case. It keeps them alive longer than plastic laptops.

On the inside its just like any other laptop except more solder points between the components (I used to do repair work on them). And they can sell more used since everyone wants to pay the apple tax.

At this point, with proton/wine more major software works on Linux than Mac OS.

The fediverse allows us to do both. Some instances will go one way, others will go the other. Each can have what they want. And both can communicate if they do wish.

You can. Your instance just needs to up the max size or turn it on.

Example from someone who only has one video as the sample content. https://pixelfed.social/p/Sarahschannel/785335877987047968

I may take a stab at it if it bothers me enough. I dont know rust, but I could possibly see playing around with piefed/bookwyrm or some other like platform to prototype. Its probably one of those issues that comes up so rarely that we dont really need to worry too much about. Until its my instance of course 😜 .

Reminder ban communities would totally be a thing. To that, I have no solution other than they would have to be extra-ordinarily coordinated in their trolling. Which the internet is want to do…

To be fair having benevolent mods/admins/dictators are the best case scenario (and we are honestly in a pretty good spot in the fedi).

That’s a good legitimate issue.

There’s some things that could be done, like only allow people that have been part of the community for x amount of time may help. But it will definitely need to be thought about further.

But the current solution is permanent changes by mods of a community you are part of still sucks.

Sucked when it was part of reddit and sucks that it’s still a thing here

Maybe have it so only users with x amount of time can “vote” to prevent brigading.

Worked for valve and the steam deck as an anti scalper measure.

I personally think the solution above will make people more confused. I’m already lost posting to the 5x Linux communities.

One of the reasons I dont like local moderators being perpetually in charge of some communities. We should have a way to vote out unwanted mods. Or at least have term limits.

I feel the same way on PoPOS. I have compiled my own kernel (it’s actually not that difficult honestly) and done all matter of work at work. It’s also how I know the system is super stable and I don’t have to mess with things for my daily driver stuff.