victorz
@victorz@lemmy.world
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 47 minutes ago:
I do and don’t.
Well you can’t have both 1 and 0. And it seems like you are choosing 0.
You have your demands but part of moving to Linux is accepting things will be different. Mostly in a better way, but you’ll also not have everything from your Windows experience. Sitting around waiting for Photoshop to come to Linux, you’ll be sitting until retirement and beyond.
You could always dual boot? Or run Windows in a VM for when you need Photoshop.
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 1 hour ago:
We’re a welcoming bunch for those who want to be welcomed lol
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 1 hour ago:
Freedom isn’t for everyone I guess.
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 7 hours ago:
it will be a great os
What will be great about it? 🤔
- Comment on Windows 12 release date in 2026 possible, with AI features that may force CPU upgrades 7 hours ago:
God it feels good to be Windows free by this point.
- Comment on I'm using my home server and coding to rebuild my brain after a stroke. 16 hours ago:
Dude you’ve made more in 6–8 months than I had the ambition to accomplish for over a decade now, and I haven’t even started. (Two kids, there’s not no time or energy.)
You’re doing great!
- Comment on YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels are making you dumber, according to science 1 day ago:
You could do this with anything. Most cancer patients spend a lot of time indoors (hospitals) => being indoors now leading cause for cancer!
Statistical correlation is very useful if used correctly — to lead you where to do proper technical research and not quantitative research. 👍
- Comment on YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels are making you dumber, according to science 1 day ago:
Not shocking at all. I was only speaking for myself.
- Comment on YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels are making you dumber, according to science 1 day ago:
Yeah I can’t imagine it making me dumber. Most of my shorts are interesting scientific facts/discoveries. Or CSS tips and tricks.
Attention span I can definitely believe.
- Comment on I saw a turd on my way home from work! 4 days ago:
What am I clicking here exactly?
- Comment on I saw a turd on my way home from work! 5 days ago:
Now that’s what I call a garbage truck.
- Comment on The Weekly Struggle 6 days ago:
Are those the only two alternatives? Then pick current job. Easy.
- Comment on No More Neutral ⚛ 1 week ago:
That was a great read. TIL. ✨
- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 1 week ago:
I think there have definitely been times more grim than this, and we somehow made it through. Climate is a cycle, sometimes a change, life will go along with it, perhaps in another form, until the sun cannot sustain it anymore.
I agree with your comment on every point. We can’t ever know, and I think no matter how much data you collect you can’t know for sure what ideas or agreements will happen in 20 years’ time. Unless someone promises to nuke the planet in 20 years of course. Then again someone might probably assassinate that mf.
- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 1 week ago:
Better than no samples I guess!
- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 1 week ago:
I don’t want to be treated seriously on this platform about that subject.
Mission accomplished. You sound you’re talking through a tinfoil hat.
We ask explicitly for information because we want to know. We want enlightenment because we’re not content with just living our lives in ignorance until the suffering starts, we want to be as prepared as we can for it. We have many years ahead of us. And you’re purposefully withholding information because you “don’t want to be taken seriously”? “On this platform”? For what?
If you have this information, just provide it. Let us be the judge of what we want with our lives.
What, you’re withholding it because you don’t have much time left in life and you just want to live calmly the rest of your days while we are slaving away for capitalism so it won’t collapse during your lifetime? That would be very selfish.
Please make sense of this. Thanks.
- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 1 week ago:
And when do you predict this will occur? When should I have built my nuclear shelter so I know when to start building it?
- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 1 week ago:
It tends to happen right before a capitalist system fails.
How often does this happen that we can claim this correlation? 🤔
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 1 week ago:
I don’t really understand how you would set that up on a mobile device but I probably won’t use KeePassXC since it doesn’t seem to have good credit card entry support.
- Comment on Hazardous substances found in all headphones tested by ToxFREE project 1 week ago:
Do they make condoms from Israeli circumcised foreskin?
- Comment on Brave CEO claims news about Brave Browser tracking its users is “fake news” 1 week ago:
Was about to say, where did I hear that before… 🤔
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 1 week ago:
I had a look at this, and the only thing that intrigued be about KeePass was the ChaCha20 encryption which seems modern and nice.
I usually use
rbwwhich doesn’t use a web page to interact with BitWarden. It stores a local copy of the database, so the only time it contacts the servers is when adding new info or syncing or otherwise changing stuff.I’ll look more into KeePassXC and KeePassDX for mobile. Might be interesting, but the annoying part would be the syncing. You’d have to pay close attention to where you add new entries, and not add entries on separate devices if you want them synced to all devices. Or does that work somehow with KeePassXC?
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 2 weeks ago:
I assume you follow proper backup protocol of you are using offline password management.
How do you sync though? You keep one copy on your phone or something, I imagine? What apps and managers are you using?
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 2 weeks ago:
This feels a bit extreme though. Can you even trust anything online at that point? Do you also never leave your home carrying your wallet in case someone might rob you?
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 2 weeks ago:
But these issues were patched before even publishing the findings, right?
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 2 weeks ago:
But the findings were patched before it was even published from my understanding?
- Comment on Password managers are less secure than promised 2 weeks ago:
So by that logic BitWarden is unsafe?
- Comment on Gentoo Linux begins Codeberg migration to eventually phase out GitHub repo 2 weeks ago:
👏🎉
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- Comment on You probably can't trust your password manager if it's compromised 2 weeks ago:
Ah, great. Carrying on…