

I still have 6 months on my subscription - if I cancel I can keep using it until that time is up while I decide on a replacement?


I still have 6 months on my subscription - if I cancel I can keep using it until that time is up while I decide on a replacement?


but how does it sound?


oci repositories support signing artifacts, container trust policies are a thing. bootc repos are both signed and are distro repos, ostree Fedora and ublue are using it
Just because quay.io or hub.docker can be accessed without signatures or trust doesn’t mean there aren’t repos out there using it.


trusting an oci repository is the same as trusting a distro repository, if its a dodgey unknown you got from god knows where and you cant verify, dont use it


People realise they can just stop viewing social feeds and the quality of life either doesn’t change or sometimes improves?


makes me think of Orchi *perhaps NSFW depending on your workplace


He’s talking about corporate environments that have the resources to have done the work to make Windows work, they’re not starting from zero - they’ve either got an SCCM environment with a PE that has all their configs and drivers preloaded or they’ve worked hard to make intune autopilot work (which still requires either the OEM or a curated image for the hardware configs).
He’s not talking about setups that are doing installs 1:1


its not about making sense, there are plenty of system settings in the settings app. Moving to the setting app was about getting the minimum shippable set of settings into it, anything that is left in the control panel is there because it was high effort for them to untangle (or in some cases the expertise to untangle it is no long at Microsoft). They keep saying eventually the Control Panel will be retired, but its a long and expensive process


if they cherry picked Zen’s implementation of split tab, I’d consider going back


I’ve stopped using the voice commands in android auto since the gemini update. It keeps explicitly asking me to link my ytmusic and maps data to gemini, no thank you. I understand google already has that data, but I dont need it being ingested by gemini


never been a plex user, Jellyfin from the start, but if people are buying this for remote watch, tailscale is pretty easy to deploy, or wireguard is on a lot of routers these days


Motorola is supposed to be doing Graphene supported phones soon, whether thats from the factory or with an official installer I am not sure
I know many of the KDE devs pronounce kwin as “quin” but to me it will always be “Kay-Win”
Things can be 2 things