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There’s a mistake. Putin is not so jacked. He is an old fluffy turd

Do you think I was serious lol

77+33=100 is an Internet joke

77+33 must be 100.

Proof: 7+3 = 10, so 77+33 = 100

It feels like 3 or 4 years ago. I had to count on my fingers it’s 6 fucking years ago

Why is the postman posing with the parcels? He’s cute but he shouldn’t do that on work.

I didn’t know, thank you

WSL Pros: easy to use and to install Cons: it still runs on top of Windows and some hardware functions are not available. Also, terminal-only

Virtualbox Basically the same as WSL but it could be slower being a layer2 hypervisor

Dual booting Pros: a full-fledged Linux OS Cons: Harder to install and to mantain.

Itsfoss is indeed written by ChatGPT I think

True. Let’s drive away from them as much as possible

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Tbh I doubt companies would stop scraping data. They wouldn’t care to respect the ToS (they never did) and feed in their AI models all the Lemmy posts and comments they can find. Still better than Reddit willfully selling these info

Yes you can install Docker on OpenWrt but do your own research as if I remember correctly you have to thinker with it

Thank you for have brought us your experience!

Yeah if you write proprietary code and then work on a similar project in your spare time, your company might sue you because you’re likely reusing code you’ve seen or written at work.

For example Windows developers are forbidden from working on ReactOS

I’m not saying you’re lying, but you said

do not allow software developers to send a patch or PR to open source projects.

But this sentence in particular was misleading. Maybe you specifically did not have the right to do so, but in the Linux and BSD codebases there are a lot of @microsoft @netflix @oracle contributions, so at least there is someone in those companies authorized to do so

Not true. A lot of commonly known closed source companies contribute to open source software, including Linux and BSD

Yup

You have to run a so-called scrub command that checks for errors and tries to repair them. You can automate to run it every month or so

Well, as far as I know, BTRFS and ZFS are the recommended file systems for NAS’s. They have self-healing capabilities so I can be slightly more sure that my data does not get corrupted over time.

• Ext4 main computer
• NTFS for hard drives and stuff that need to be shared with other people using Windows
• BTRFS for the NAS