Middle bottom takes your medicine for themselves and simultaneously tries pushing more MLM shit

Chicago Style Hot Dogs are famous and super tasty

10/10, definitely try one if you get the chance.

Old School RuneScape is alive and well, we got a new boss yesterday, and we've been getting drip-fed content all year this year.

This is actually an insane take

Furries at large don't care about the e2ee or security features

They care that:

1. their friends are the platform

2. custom stickers of their fursonas are easy to make and import

That's basically it. Telegram has become entirely ubiquitous in the fandom. No one group/ideology claims it as their own.

Sincerely,

a progressive leftist furry who uses TG

Syncthing is fantastic. Loving it so far.

There's always Xcom - the shining example of what a mobile port could be.

I wish other companies would see that and go "yeah, that's doable"

Instead, this crap happens.

Vector Pinball is solid for sure.

I'm just waiting for a good 2-in-1 Linux solution to come around. I don't have the programming chops to try and make something myself.

I'd love to have something like Gboard (maybe de-googled) that completely deactivates when in laptop-mode.

I don't even mind if it's Xorg or Wayland at this point.

I'm able to get a lot of gear secondhand through my job, so I've got:

One 2u Intel server running proxmox in a 'cluster' (circa 2013ish. Added RAM and upgraded the CPU/storage.)

One Intel nuc with an i7-7th gen as the other host in the cluster - only one VM is set to fail over between the two if needed.

VMs:

• Plex
• 2x PiHoles (one of these is the failover VM) (these also have a few docker containers like Uptime Kuma.)
• Windows arr box (I know it's blasphemy but I felt more comfortable doing that stuff in windows)
• anything else I want to mess with because the server really doesn't run that hard.

Network:

• Sonicwall TZ 300 (incl a perpetual VPN license)
• Unifi 24 port switch (it's gigabit and POE but doesn't output enough power for the...)
• single Unifi AP.

All acquired over the last couple years for the low low price of "it was going into the trash anyway"

I'd love some more of that in CO-3 please and thank you.

Lemmy as a platform is built on FOSS. There are going to be Linux/FOSS advocates all over here.

I say this as primarily a windows admin who recently started diving into Linux.

The "real answer" is that Windows 10 is supported until October 2024. You have until then to make your decision or switch to an alternative because after that, W10 won't be getting more updates and you risk running an unsecure system at that point.

Windows 10 will be supported until October of 2024