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  • I've been on Bazzite for a while now and it's almost boring how stable it is.

    I agree it's a potential drawback for people that like tinkering. It kind of turns your computer into a very flexible gaming console.

  • As an experienced Linux user I'll say immutable Fedora (Bazzite) is the most stable OS I've ever used. Had to do a rollback maybe once, because of bad pkg layering, which they discourage, never had a pkg conflict on upgrade, everything installs and uninstalls cleanly (with flatpak or brew), and there's been maybe one, very uncommon, use-case I thought the OS wasn't up to doing.

    I've never used Mint but I'm guessing its ease-of-use is mainly due to maintenance and configuration being done largely through the UI. Immutable distros tend to be UI heavy as well because approaching problems the traditional way (through CLI) are more likely to have you edit the read only sections of the filesystem.

    Immutable or not I think most casual users will be safe if they don't use the terminal.

  • Ooooorrrr a lot of us live far away from our place of work and biking is very impractical and generally dangerous due to poor infrastructure.

  • They fucked up by making their robots last seemingly forever, due to the fact they spy on you and get stuck every 15 mins so you never want to turn them on.

  • As you can clearly see I'm white and male. When do I start?

  • What about multiple Pis? Seriously asking. I love having a Pi as a dedicated server (small footprint, low energy, low temp). Do I really need to switch to a more traditional ITX/ATX form factor to get real reliability?

  • They also maintained syncthing-lite and that's also gone. 😬

  • Not hard to find single cup brewers for loose grounds (I own one) and they're cheaper because they don't have to work with Keurig for licensing and compatibility.

  • Those aren't bad but the container is too small for my liking. Keurig brewers are a pain to clean too.

  • Used coffee grounds have many more uses than the plastic k-cups. Recycling the cups is difficult and usually doesn't happen. They do make eco-friendly cups but they still contain dyes for the labels and require more energy to mass produce than simple paper filters and a bag of grounds (or beans if you grind your own).

  • K-Cups. They might save you a grand total of a minute over loose grounds and a disposable paper filter, but they're more costly per cup and create more waste.

  • I'll buy them as "gag gifts" but not for myself.

  • Basically all of the legal and safety bits. Not an impossible task I'd say but it would probably require massive seed money (in which case it will just turn into another DoorDash) or an upfront deposit nobody would be willing to pay.

  • A butter knife is a decent screwdriver, but there's no way I'd ever user a screwdriver to spread butter.

  • Archers interrupting your attacks. Fucking archers.

  • Let's be honest, not all races are equal

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  • I think the biggest pull (for me at least) is a uniform shopping experience. I go directly to the manufacturer when possible and bypass Amazon but I do notice the rigmarole of how products are laid out differently on each site, some with or without a search feature, most without reviews (ratings are crap but sometimes reviewers can clear up ambiguity), each having their own checkout system (PayPal makes things a bit easier), and each has it's own return policy which is rarely as good as Amazon.

    I think setting up a standard API for finding products, getting their specs, reading their policies at a high level, and ordering with a single login would go a long way towards taking down Amazon. I see the solution more as a federated one where vendors either host their own instance or pay some percentage of sales or flat rate to list products on someone else's instance.

  • Be aware you might have to resort to nftables if firewalld doesn't work. I use localhost a lot and the routing rules are different in that case.

  • 0% figuring out what the customer wants? I envy you.

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Don't give up if an OS doesn't work out for you!

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Any existing Linux solutions for tracking energy/cpu usage (trend, not snapshot)?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Nvidia Sunshiners (game streaming), how are you getting it to work?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    Can you give 3 likes and 3 dislikes for your opposition Presidential candidate and your supporting candidate?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Is WattOS open source?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Need help to find OSTree-like project

  • Nintendo @lemmy.world

    How is Minecraft Dungeons?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Rolling my own immutable distro

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What's something you wish would "come back" but you feel like you're the only one that cares?