Why would I want a x86 machine if all I need runs so well on my Pi and uses like under 5 Watts?
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•opencloud - I migrated from nextcloud. Screenshots and docker-compose-compose.yml includedEnglish
8 monthsIs it? My instance only has a handful of users, but it runs on a Raspi 4 and RAM or CPU are never a problem
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Linux@programming.dev•Flow chart for choosing a Linux distro because I disagreed with the first one
9 monthsI’m a casual user, I do everything in UI. Also I can’t remember commands.
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Linux@programming.dev•Flow chart for choosing a Linux distro because I disagreed with the first one
9 monthsLukewarm take: distro doesn’t matter, really. DE has a much bigger impact. I don’t care about package managers or init systems or whatever.
Really? That is absolute insanity
Controller innovation is dead in the water because familiarity :(
- uniquethrowagay@feddit.orgtoWorld News@beehaw.org•Germany designates AfD as right-wing extremist organization, citing threat to democracy1 year
I’ll try to summarize.
Germany’s highest court can ban parties that want to dismantle democracy. But that process can only be initiated by the federal government, the federal parliament or a majority of the state parliaments. NOT by the court itself.
Before the election, there was a group of MPs spanning over almost all parties who advocated to initiate said process, but they couldn’t form a majority. Other MPs and the government had argued to wait for the report that just now came out and confirmed AfD to be enemies of the democratic order.
So now they don’t have any excuses, really. They are morally, but not legally, obligated to ask the court to ban AfD. Said court has signalled in the past that they have enough evidence and that they are eager to start. Whether or not it will happen is not clear, but it has never been more likely.



Kate is great and available for Windows, too!