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Last I checked is still the recommended way to install the LetsEncrypt certbot, though these days I tend to have that happen within containers anyway.




Any OS I use is not secure because I am very dangerous


It’s only going to grow in the future, probably to the point where eventually Linux will become the main platform.

I would argue that the only reason we’re even having this conversation is that it seems like a possibility that Linux could become a mainstream gaming platform. Maybe not even likely, but possible- and that’s largely thanks to Valve pushing for platform independence and flexibility.

But yes, obviously there will be problems trying to play an enormous library of games made for Windows on Linux. I still wouldn’t recommend it to a friend building a gaming PC and I bet a large number of people who get a Deck will install Windows the moment they can’t play the new trendy thing. I wouldn’t blame them, I think people should use the software that enables them to accomplish what they want to do.


Is that really what they said? A little while ago I read that it was because many of the options in there didn’t work on Firefox Mobile to begin with.


Yeah, I don’t ever recall Trump being hesitant or discouraging about vaccines. I think Trump is a piece of shit, but not in this specific way. It was politically expedient to hype the vaccine when he was president, but now that he’s not he hasn’t become a vaccine nay-sayer.


There are definitely some rough spots. They intend to have rotation working soon, but I was surprised by that omission as well.


Friendica integrates both with Diaspora and ActivityPub.


The JIngPad A1 seems to be coming close to release and several prototypes have been sent out. I have to say, it's looking pretty good! I have ordered one myself and I'd be happy to discuss it further when I get it. Contrary to the pinephone/pinetab, this device is targeting a wide audience of end users and not just enthusiasts and developers. It uses relatively high end components, but likely as a result it does not have mainline Linux kernel support. (yet?) Here's another look from TuxPhones: https://tuxphones.com/jingos-linux-tablet-review-part-1/ I seem to recall that some "le reddit sleuth" decided that this was a complete scam and that they had nothing but photoshopped iPads and many people decided that they were right. ("We did it, reddit!")
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