Another problem solved by using subscribed instead of new
Another problem solved by using subscribed instead of new
I guarantee there are sewing and maker/hobbyist communities.
I feel like I’m forced into this box that is my subscribed feed or I have to actively search out new communities
I don’t feel that this is a problem. I don’t ever use the All feed, because I specifically don’t want to see all. There’s a lot of garbage I don’t care about out there.
I have been trying to be the change I want to see if you check my profile I regularly post in meme subs non political just funny memes to be like “lmao”
This is… a weird change you’d want to see. Usually people want to see more signal and less noise.


Radio and light are different parts of the EM spectrum


Unlikely. Microsoft took away GPO control of taskbar and start menu a while back, and I don’t think they restored it. And even if they did, a company would be more likely unpin and block them than to push them.


Back in 2023, we reported on AI-generated influencers that were pulling kiloreactions per thirst trap on Instagram.
Is that better?


It’s a clbuttic mistake.
Are we talking physical servers like Poweredge or Proliant? Those take a long time to boot, especially with lots of RAM. Why can’t you use suspend/resume?
And modern servers don’t really consume a lot of power while idle. You can configure them to downclock the CPU and GPU while idle just like a desktop or laptop.
But if you really wanted it, you could boot an immutable distro and mount user partitions tmpfs. Or use a portable distro and discard the state. Or a filesystem with snapshots and roll back on each shutdown or boot. But none of those are really going to get you instant boot. Linux boots pretty quick, but not instant.