I’m not. This is something I would absolutely do (and technically did for my home network).

Snikket is XMPP under the hood right?

Hell even the default one is better than everything else out there besides signal and xmpp. Don’t necessarily gotta host your own

If a revolution starts, the MBAs should be second in line to the gallows.

Open an escrow account and pump enough “house payments” into it to autopay taxes on the house for the rest of your life and then stop.

At least learn how to change your blinker fluid for goodness sake!

Why is the Roaring Knight slashing on a T-shirt?

I’m looking forward to the MilkV chipsets that are RISC V architecture. They have like a microATX board that just takes regular computer components and has functioning graphics drivers for AMD. Nothing is optimized for it but its a 64 core CPU if I recall correctly, and its ridiculously low wattage for what it does.

I dunno if you know this but SMS support got removed from Signal a few years ago

Its still better than any new chat protocol thats been made in the last decade. You’ll have to pry my family XMPP server out of my cold dead hands.

They support web browsers

I wish we would all start switching over to JSON for configuration files. It’s so much easier to parse, and you can’t screw it up with too many spaces or not enough.

I don’t like how the manjaro team does it specifically. A lot of the time i’ve seen packages break in Manjaro that work fine in Arch, then Manjaro users come into Arch forums acting like its an Arch problem when it isn’t.

Also, their driver install helper causes more problems than it solves, which was especially highlighted in the transition to open source official nvidia drivers. Couldn’t install the open source ones for the longest time, and couldn’t install the right ones from the repo with pacman directly. Caused some major issues for a friend I was helping.

Helped him switch to proper Arch and all the issues went away.

Valve on the other hand puts extreme effort into maintaining stability. I use it regularly and have zero issues, though I use it as-is out of the box.

I think this post requires a certain level of schizo-posting culture (shitposting) to understand.

The character being portrayed by the young woman here seems to be an engineer of some sort who is fascinated with ocean-compatible robotics. She is implying that her research is going to be highly invaluable for when the earth eventually floods from polar icecap melting, heat expansion, etc. after the world “ends.” Her robots would help with hunting/gathering tasks with the world underwater.

The “husbando” bit is a casual racism/“Engrish” way of implying that she is married to (or at least very into) you, the reader. You are her partner, or she at least thinks you are (could be one of those “they don’t know they’re my boyfriend yet” scenarios, unclear and needs more detail).

Workflows are different, configuration files can be different, and package names (not just management) can be different.

Additionally, release cadence (how fast you get new stuff, even when considering fixed releases), stability, performance (how were the packages compiled), and custom patches that aren’t part of the original code (*shakes fist angrily at Manjaro*)

You are allowed to charge money for open source.

Its the recipe that makes the food you’re eating that would need to be publicly available and free to redistribute.

Definitely look like they’d be right at home in the plains of eidolon

That was his 100th ring, he got an extra life

Yea but if a tree falls on it, its going to survive the impact. Which is kind of important in the woods.

Could do it as a multi-day staged process.