Read all four books and still don’t know what they actually are.
If there was no intellectual property, what would prevent a company like Amazon to simply sell any work every published in their best monopoly marketplace without ever giving a cent to the creators? How would, for instance, the author if a novel make money?
So what’s the difference between a compositor, a window manager and a desktop environment? I’m still a bit confused about the whole thing.
If like to see how long this company still exists. I don’t think the technology is even remotely ready to really do this kind of thing.
Those are people who know how to evade data collection. We count those as ours.
Steam boxes aren’t really a thing. The Steam Deck is not really used as a desktop PC a lot. So, no.
Have you considered installing Arch?
Exactly. I don’t give a fuck about Reddit any more. I’d rather be in a niche community with (some) quality content than on some huge site with mainly reposts. We’re not in competition with Reddit. Were trying to be a better alternative.
Then don’t. Nothing in the world compells you to follow this account or even think about it. The point is to demonstrate that even billionaires aren’t about the law.
Where can you legitimately buy music these days? I’ll be happy to pay if the artist gets their fair share. I used to buy from Amazon but that has gone completely to shit recently. Like they really don’t want you to buy stuff from them any more. And I cannot bring myself to give a cent to Spotify when they paid 100 million to Joe fucking Rogan.
So the solution is blockchains and NFTs? Right.
Quality is more important than quantity. The people who left Reddit are more likely to be engaged and create content. Most people on Reddit just consume content. If nobody is there to create any, those will leave too.
That’s the key point. More than 90% of their users never post, comment or even vote.
If it remains a one-off, it won’t make much of a difference. If it becomes a trend, spez is toast.
But even the “normal” users will notice the overall quality going to shit when all the people who were engaged are leaving.
What are you, some kind of communist? Of course not. They said it exists. That’s enough.
They’ve never found a viable business model.
With Synaptic, you can show all files associated with a package. That includes config files. Saved me a lot of hassle on numerous occasions.
You could look at the package that’s mentioned in the first line in Synaptic. The error message says it can’t find a file. Fürst thing is do is check if that fike is actually there.