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I don’t remember there being a similar CPU generation cutoff before. Your 7th gen intel laptop cannot install windows 11. So Linux is your only choice.
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I don’t remember there being a similar CPU generation cutoff before. Your 7th gen intel laptop cannot install windows 11. So Linux is your only choice.
Yeah but half of that is a few nerds inflating the numbers with 10 thinkpads each running different linux distros
Yeah they want to make it too difficult to bother intentionally unsubscribing.
Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Shudder.
I also pay content creators for a ton of podcasts and stuff like that.
God you’re poisonous. I think you belong on exploding heads or lemmygrand or whatever.
You’re not being cruel to the “garbage trash instances,” you’re being cruel to your fellow Lemmy-users who you accuse of “whining” as they express their opinions about federation.
What kind of FOSS software can you get for your android?
Yes it is equivalent, because you’re telling your fellow humans to LEAVE instead of discuss things on a public forum. It’s obviously weird and petty to tell people to leave.
And yet the mods aren’t harassing me and I’m not harassing the mods. I’m discussing the benefits of connection with all the other federated users. And a very small number of people are petty enough to tell me to leave. “We don’t discuss things 'round here. Giiit out!”
exactly equivalent
Nothing is “exactly equivalent” to anything unless it’s two identical numbers. The analogy is definitely legit. You’re telling people to GTFO.
Expecting sever owners who invest time and money into this to cater to your wants
This applies much better to people asking server owners to block instances.
Right. OP should find a safe space and stop “whining”
Right, I guess you would tell immigrants they’re free to join another country.
Thanks for calling it “whining” when people engage in conversation about how to organize. You seem nice and tolerant. Not toxic, lover of safe (cruel?) spaces.
“Today’s pirates are too mean!”
I like the idea, but it makes modding a lot more work. I don’t think it’s feasible for every community to host an instance.
I’m intrigued by the idea of nomadic communities jumping from platform to platform. Maybe that will become necessary. Each instance might be less stable than the mega-sites we’re used to.
Reddit became popular through dangerous openness. I resent having some admin curate my experience. Give users more control to curate their own experiences. Stop getting in the way of what I want to read.
I expect there are very few people running 7, and waaaay less running xp. I think most people have upgraded to 10 or 11 by now.