Won’t laptop manufacturers need to get CPU manufacturers to produce socketed mobile CPUs again?

I don’t think that would be very profitable. Spending lots of money negotiating with the CPU company just for a very small fraction of customers.

okay here me out:

Pipewire is one of the best pieces of software I used. It has a cool ass patchbay and unlike PulseAudio I’ve never had it crash on me. It is the best thing that happened to Linux audio

I was blown away when I connected my phone to my PC through Bluetooth and phone audio started playing through my PC. It just worked without me touching anything

I also really like how “Linux Studio Plugins” are standalone apps that you can run. I don’t produce music or anything but I still use stuff like equalizers and spectrum analyzers. It is insane how flexible the “each app has inputs and outputs you can hook together” architecture is.

PulseAudio probably also had some of these features but I never used those because pulse would fall apart every time I touched it. Pipewire doesn’t

Broken Linux audio is about to become old news

The buzzwords make my head hurt. Sounds like a copypasta

IT’S DIFFERENT M’KAY

I hate how Apple users feel the need to call their computer by the brand. It really makes me cringe.

It is called “a computer”

Maybe “PC”

“box” if you really have to flex that UNIX

They should treat their computers less like a sports car and more like a van

With the amount of deaths coal power causes, we are also feeding it present day people. Also applies to any other electricity consummation

Only if there was a alternative…

Capitalism kills.

👏if you want to censor something, don’t write it 👏

Writing is a tool for communication. Writing something implies your desire to communicate it.

This might land a little controversial but I’ll go one step further and say you should not censor racial/homophobic slurs if they are not being used for offense. For example:

“I hate my cop neighbor, I heard he called my niece a f***ot”

(I obviously censored it here because lemmy prob. has a filter for that shit.)

In this sentence, I am not attacking anyone and I am simply trying to communicate a bad act done by somebody else. The message of the sentence is not homophobic in any way and me censoring the nasty word definitely didn’t change anything about the message. People can still hear that word loud and clear.

So if you think including the word would be offensive for people, and think it’s not a crucial part of your message, simply don’t write it.

“I hate my cop neighbor, I heard he called my niece a homophobic slur”

There you go. You did not communicate the word f***ot and your audience did not receive it. A successful example of self censorship

I am 20. I hate algospeak so bad. But “ahh” kinda stuck in my tongue

“ahh” feels like the sound you’d make when you try to say “ass” quickly

I feel like “ass” and “ahh” conveys different feelings so I use them interchangably. But I still cringe a bit because “ahh” originated from algospeak

mirrors are getting paid by Rothschild to show me ugly

What is the modern alternative for decentralized, eco friendly money?

I know monero is praised a lot by the people of penguin but that one also requires mining.

bell labs is pretty close to far beyond alien civilization technology though…

That’s what mods and sandbox is for ヾ(＾▽＾)ﾉ

Oh I completely forgot about this

I was halfway through designing a fake CDE-styled login page, then I failed to fit it in mobile browsers and then I got distracted.

The file is still sitting there https://aesistril.com/login.html

So initially, this login.html was the homepage and home.html was to be reached by clicking a button on this page.

When I scratched the login page idea, I just renamed index.html -> login.html and then linked home.html -> index.html

Well I could’ve just renamed home.html but I am way too UNIX-headed for that. Lets say its a symbolic link so I could change the homepage easily in the future

If you want something boring, use a static site generator like Hugo. But you already said you found them restrictive

I built my previous site with Ruby Mustache, an extremely simple templating thing. But I abandoned it because it got hard to maintain.

My current site is plain HTML and CSS. This is the way if you want ultimate customizability. It works pretty good and I would recommend it. Simpler is better.

Remember: Having a website was one of the ways people communicated on the net back in the day. HTML and CSS are intended to be used by regular people, they are very easy to learn. Don’t be scared of them

There is no decent WYSIWYG html editor i know of

My site

Git repo for my current site

Imperative stoneagers getting an old MacBook from somewhere and going “huh, I guess its UNIX” is probably true though

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Yeah let’s get rid of science communication altogether

I am sure everything will be just fine

I know this is a different game but it reminded me of Galacticcraft moon

I still love mods from that era. New ones are just missing the sandbox experience. Except Create, they know how to make a good sandbox

There was a browser extension which both blocked ads and simulated clicks iirc. That comes with a processing power cost though.

But that only benefits the advertisement agency (eg. google ads) and doesn’t do much harm to the advertiser imo

I’m gonna say posting screenshots is kind of parallel to the purpose of this place. Lemmy is an aggregator, a platform where content from other sites is linked/reposted.

Original content is still important, as without them, the website would die in a few weeks. But we should not ignore the value “crossposted” stuff adds to this place. I read a lot of great, original stories under the thread shown in your screenshot.

[email protected] is a perfect example of this. It is filled with unoriginal content and screenshots but I genuinely learned more stuff in the comment section of that community compared to “serious” science communities in other platforms. That also has something to do with the quality of fediverse users of course, but my point stands