

Depending on what games you play, I warmly recommend “a BSD”, like FreeBSD, which supports both Linux (in the kernel) and Windows (via Wine) emulation.
Runterwählen ist kein Gegenargument.
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Depending on what games you play, I warmly recommend “a BSD”, like FreeBSD, which supports both Linux (in the kernel) and Windows (via Wine) emulation.
Though unfortunately i’m still bound to the damn gmail because i cant find better alternative for it.
I self-host my e-mails, but that probably isn’t a viable solution for just everyone.
I had to advertise my first website on paper!
I hope that won’t disappear anytime soon!
If you don’t want to pay to access a web search service, just use docker
IMO: My personal problem with Docker is that it creates its own kind of vendor lock-in. Docker does not run on the server operating systems I use. The tendency is towards a Linux monoculture and that is never a good idea. Docker is a symptom, not a solution.
True, although Qobuz targets a slightly different audience.
I even buy vinyls
TIDAL pays much more to the artists anyway.
There’s a word for that, “anemoia”.
TIDAL HiFi is FLAC as far as I know.
When I started listening to more obscure avantgarde records, I stopped believing in genres. I mean, take Mr Bungle for example. Twelve genres in four minutes. How would you even label that?
You can mix TIDAL and piracy; I use tidal-dl
quite a lot. The problem with streaming services is that they can close shop in five minutes, and all of “your” music won’t be yours anymore.
(I think Apple Music has similar tools.)
Why?
If you leave WhatsApp, your chats will usually follow.
You can help making it stronger. That’s what I did in Germany: if people want to contact me, I usually give them my Threema ID first, everything else comes later.
Switzerland. ;-)
I don’t know - this hype about Matrix reminds me of XMPP which was similarly popular a decade ago. Today, nobody even remembers it anymore.
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Threema has a pretty big momentum in some countries.
“More documentation” is a double-edged sword. Under the BSDs, the documentation is shorter, but better; and much of it is also much less complicated, so you don’t even have to look at it all the time.
It depends.