Solus is build from scratch.

And sometimes it impossible to google something if you don’t know the correct keywords to find what you are looking for.

How do you interpret „absorbing the cost“ as „Apple products about to get even more expensive?“ That doesn’t make any sense.

Keep in mind these stats include people who only upvote and never comment or post.

Link gives me a 403 error

What’s so terrible about LibreOffice‘s UI?

I wish there was an aggregator of comments from all cross-posted instances of a post. Can’t wait till Lemmy 1.0 with plugins thing.

Piefed has that.

As a German, not having a mandatory government ID seems so weird to me.

Ah, I must have missed it from your quote. I have copilot through my employer so I probably have Business or Enterprise. Thanks for pointing that out.

That option isn’t there for me.

But there’s good news for people who don’t want to spend $250, no matter how great Sanderson’s love letter to Magic is. In a comment shared with Polygon, Subterranean Press confirmed that a larger, unsigned run of the book, 5,000 copies in total, will be available to order next month and further noted that “Sanderson and his team are also working on creating an even more widely available version, as well as working on getting the ebook back up again.”

Most relevant part probably.

iPhone 17

It’s not maintained anymore but there is a fork. Someone else posted the link.

Going to a wedding of my friends in August where I can wear my first ever dress :)

Probably, but please don’t call me dude.

Trains. Seeing them come and go in the station.

This makes me even more sure of my decision to get an AMD card as my next GPU (currently I have an RTX 4080 so it’s still a long time until that happens but still).

The small web or indie web.

You can see more of it in action in the Digital Foundry video.

“It’s not realistic or helpful,” said one European military official of the “tech sovereignty” discussions. “Most of our European platforms are relying on American back-end . . . so it’s very difficult to see anything happening in the short term. It’s just not possible.”

Those arguments resonate more with European military officials than with politicians, according to tech lobbyists, because military leaders better understand the risks a sudden decoupling from the US would bring. Such a break, they argue, would create capability gaps and fragmentation, undermining military operations and cyber security, and making intelligence-gathering less efficient.

It’s okay if big changes are not possible in the short term but they shouldn’t ignore the long term.