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I also learned the hard way that you should probably pick a .com (preferred) or .net TLD. Other TLDs may be blocked by smaller companies, especially .xyz. I had my emails go into a blackhole when I tried to email my town’s garbage company from a .xyz email.
You gotta pick something:
And probably a domain that doesn’t include your real name.
Looks neat. Do they use standard IMAP/POP for email? Are they writing their own email/webdav software or just using Nextcloud?
I’ve been on migadu for like 2 years now. It’s been pretty solid and I really like all the control and features they give you. I also really like they’re using standard protocols, so no lock in.
Although, they’re missing WebDAV, but I guess that’s out of scope for them. And they don’t have all the privacy features other players do, which I’m ok with.
I have calendars and contacts hosted at northmail.ca, which again doesn’t have the most private/security features, but for me that’s ok. I like that northmail.ca is just a Nextcloud provider. I also tried nubo.coop, another Nextcloud provider, but they were slow for me in the US.
Cool! It’s the main way I install GUI apps now.
I’m on a laptop. Arch, btw.
I went here: https://superpractica.org/play/online/
I can get past the godot loading screen. I see “Super Practica”, “Play topics”, “Info”, etc. But clicking doesn’t work. Keyboard input doesn’t work.
Hm. I couldn’t start the game. I tried Chrome and Librewolf. It’s stuck on the welcome screen. Looks interesting though!
Librewolf is a pretty easy drop in replacement. Although you may want to adjust some of the privacy settings, if you’re having issues with websites, they may be too strict.
LOL.
Person tries to make small talk
zymagoras777: OMG. I’m totally offended. What an attention whore!!1
OK, dude. You know you can just ignore the post, right? Just move along.
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But he said Linux is a hassle to use because of updates … Just get used to using the package manager
Yeah, package managers are great… but also… for somethings… flatpaks from Flathub/Software Center are also great because those apps get automatically updated in the background, so you don’t even have to think about updating anything.
Wow! It’s so nice that the company got back to him! /s
But, seriously, I’m not doing take home projects anymore. I recently interviewed at a company that rhymes with Lagi. They asked me to build an app for them for 2 weeks. I did. I sent them the project and then they just fucking ghosted me. I sent them 3 follow up emails and nothing. Not even a rejection.
Yeah, Reaper is surprising! It’s in the Arch repos and Flathub.
I would have been happy if I had to build it from source or download a random deb from their website. But, damn. It’s on Linux and easily installable!
Should be popular distro so if i have a problem i can ask about it
I mean, Arch has the Arch Wiki which is very good. (I use Arch, btw.) 😸
I’m surprised Mint is giving you trouble. Where you doing something… risky? Or maybe the hardware you’re running isn’t very compatible?
Otherwise, a distro like VanillaOS (or any immutable distro) might be able to keep your system more stable.
I really hope the US will at some point adopt the objectively better metric system!
Me too. I’m trying! 🤝
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
Now that I think about it, I think I own a carpenter’s measuring tape. Maybe that’s why they don’t call out cm.
Also just to be clear, my measuring tape is definitely not a standard tape you can buy at a local hardware store. It took some effort for me to find a metric-only measuring tape.
centimeters is probably the most common in households
I’m curious, where are you from? In the US, I’d say we think of centimeters as a pseudo-inch, so I think I understand why people would gravitate to centimeters here.
But do other countries use centimeters as much? I’m especially curious about really metric countries like Japan or (who else?) France? Germany? I wouldn’t be surprised if Canada or UK use centimeters.
Related: centimetres or millimetres
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