jeffers00n

Very much agree. I'd love if Valve would consider filling this niche considering the great success of the Steam Deck. A small clam-shell handheld sized like the GBA SP or the DS.

Fedora Silverblue sounds like it fits what you're looking for.

Plenty of good suggestions in this thread. I'll add on that I recommend you read Alyssa Miller's "Cybersecurity Career Guide". It will answer many of your questions and provide you a roadmap to land your first job. https://www.manning.com/books/cybersecurity-career-guide?ar=true&lpse=A

I don't understand why journalists continue to call users with the blue check-mark "verified". There's no verification of anything but a credit card. Verification is a relic of the past and they need to shift their language to match reality. Maybe call them "paid" users.

I really, really hope Twitter collapses underneath Musk's ego. The twitter migration to the fediverse has really brought a ton of people over. Maybe we can even do a Reddit->Lemmy migration in the future.

Really hope this helps the fediverse grow.

I'm not sure I understand how a privacy policy could apply to all instances. Genuinely curious.

It's too late for them but I'd consider a paid ad-free/tracker-free social network if one were to exist.

The world would be amazing if I could purchase DRM-free movies and TV seasons, throw them on my Plex server, and not have to worry about whether or not the seller wants to stop selling what I bought or goes bankrupt.

Over the past 2 decades the FSF has become increasingly ineffective and out-of-touch and RMS is a big part of that. From reading recent stuff from FSF and RMS about this whole situation it seems clear to me that they'd both prefer that everyone go back to begrudgingly putting up with his poor behavior so that he can travel and give talks.

Seems like this is just par for the course now on the internet. If lemmy ever gets big I'm sure someone will find an exploit to dump it's data.

Reading a Gnome 40 review from someone who already doesn't like Gnome is a little useless IMO. Yeah, it doesn't follow a lot of old desktop paradigms that started back in the Windows 95 days. Get over it. If you want that style of desktop experience there are plenty of options.