Two other rather prophetic books from the mid-90s:
(1995) - Media Virus: Hidden Agendas in Popular Culture
(1999) - Coercion: Why We Listen to What “They” Say
Both books by Douglas Rushkoff, are basically a blueprint for how digital media and the Internet have been used to manipulate society and governments for the last 30 years.
My Plex server is running Fedora on a Sandy Bridge Intel chip. Would you like some benchmarks from that? Warning: it may catch fire… Lol.
It went from a disaster to your day being saved! It was a great story!
How? Torvolds released the Linux kernel in 91, lol.
Oh, maybe because UNIXWare 1.0 (System V 4.2) came out in 1992, the first major release in years. :P 🖕
Woohoo! Let’s go M4!
Chrome? Is that some sort of computer program? I think I remember hearing about that a decade or two ago…
I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who’s ever used it
Well, since this extension is also on GitHub, I can try to sync it up that way, and then do a little editing to try to get it to work.
Thanks for the tip!
Shows up as “unsupported” and doesn’t seem to work for me on gnome 50 😔
Every extension that did the whole “free-floating/pill-shaped” COSMIC-style top panel (and there was a number of them) — not a single one got updated for gnome 50.
Fortunately, gnome 51 will support top panel transparency, just like macOS. If I can’t make it look the way I want, at least I can just not look at it at all.
Asahi Linux
Oh, that’s nice
What extension gets you that rounded top panel and dock?
My home server runs fedora workstation. 👍
“This just in: Trump is a Nazi, film at 11”
I like gnome because it’s a very clean, slick, and minimalist interface. it stays out of my way so I can use the tools I need to use. It’s very like macOS (in the way that KDE is like Windows). I also like its extensions.
I have also seen what’s coming up in GNOME 51, and I like the direction they’re going.
As far as I’m concerned, a DE should be a thin layer between me and my apps. In my experience, KDE is just “too much“.
IP can’t save itself from AI
Sheesh M4 Support already? Wow.
While the Apple M4 SoCs aren’t yet supported by the mainline Linux kernel and the Apple M3 series hardware isn’t yet ready for end-users, there are some early elements of the Apple M4 support beginning to come together by open-source developers working on the Apple Silicon support. Sent out to the Linux kernel mailing list were patches for enabling NVMe solid state drive support with the M4.
Oh, still…
I know. It was a joke.
But, at least for now, ai doesn’t really do anything, either, at least not anything particularly meaningful. It’s a McGuffin for billionaires to slush money around and profit from others investing in bunk stock. They’re making trillions in a gigantic pump and dump scheme, and right before the bubble bursts, they’re gonna cash out and fuck off leaving everyone else to get screwed
Lol, sorry Al, I got there first!
Edit: but I love that dude so much, he can fucking have it
Edit 2 [Nov 5, 2056]: As the legal representative of [NAME REDACTED / username: eurodyne] our previous comments are hereby rescinded.
Interesting project. Not sure who would prefer this over the web UI, but whatever.
Edit: installed it via docker. It’s kinda neat