I have actually started finding results for things on programming.dev on Google.
That's good news!
I have actually started finding results for things on programming.dev on Google.
That's good news!
It’s 1Password for me. Looks good, works good and is available for every platform that I use.
For work I use KeepasXC and Bitwarden+Vaultwarden as well.
Simple: Arch for desktops and Debian for servers.
Your whole body actually
Regarding the kernel upgrades: Using the linux-lts package / kernel get's you a pretty reliable setup.
I’ve been running Minifilm for years now. Pretty happy with it.
Most of the time I’m just using Plasma 5. But I had some great time with sway.
I don't really think that Lemmy or Mastodon will really replace their counterparts. At least not for now. As many have already said, the federation system is too complex for many non-technical people. It would take something like a de facto standard app, that abstracts everything federation related away and make it feel like another centralised solution.
Another point for me is the searchability of federated systems. Say you are searching for a technical problem right now, google will surely bring you to a related subreddit in just seconds. I have yet to see a Lemmy related search result.