Fedora Workstation 40.
On windows until last year, after trying 11 on my T440s which made it unbearably slow so had to start over but instead of going back to 10 tried a bunch of distros.
Fedora stuck, mainly because of gnome vanilla (I really like the paradigm, don't care about deep personalisation) and how everything just worked great.
Fight me?
I'll allow it.
Mainly because not American, it's been 20 years and biggest atrocities have happened and are happening around the world so, yeah. Jokes are funny.
I was in primary school when my father bought our first computer. A new 286.
On my pixel whenever I use the pull to right gesture to go back on a post the background will be black. However, if I use the back button or system back gesture the background shows the previous screen.
On my tab both gestures show the previous screen, so it's not a general thing I guess...
Which ThinkPad? It can either run things wonderfully or not at all depending on the specs...
they were at least reputable with standards
I think you must be talking about a different website?
I still don't get it. That sata is still an SSD...
You're a disgrace. A perfect fit in Israel, I bet you'd be buddies with fuckhisfaceyahoo or you wish you were.
You're a disgrace. A perfect fit in Israel, I bet you'd be buddies with fuckhisfaceyahoo or you wish you were.
That reeks of neckbeardism.
Bollocks! If every private jet is grounded there's no amount of paper straws that can match that impact.
There's still individual changes that impact more than the collective ones!
2023? Like last year? Like when LLMs were just a curiosity more than anything useful?
They should be doing these studies continuously...
Edit: Oh no, I forgot Lemmy hates LLMs. Oh well, can't blame you guys, hate is the basic manifestation towards what scares you, and it's revealing.