Pop OS. Don't use much of its custom features since I have installed sway on top of it and did some custom edits, was thinking of switching to another distro but they announced COSMIC, which looks very cool. Why not stick with the distro that could have the best experience with it?
Basculin
You can use a duckdns subdomain as a testing ground if you want to make sure if all things work well before buying a domain. Normally you can also host sites under your ipv4 address too; but it might break stuff on lemmy, never tried it.
Katılıyorum, merkezi olmayan yapısı ile sansüre karşı en iyi alternatiflerden biri. Bluesky'da merkezi bir kurum belirliyor, Twitter/Facebook'ta da benzeri. Lemmy'de bunun tamamıyla instance sahibine kalmış olması sansürlemeyi imkansız kılıyor.
The post is removed because the linked content is not relevant to Turkey.
Beauty of the fediverse is that all are intricately connected using the protocol ActivityPub.
Want to be exempt from tariffs? Don't worry, Troll Physics has got your back.
Step 1: put a small sized SOC to the biggest pc case you can find
Step 2: fill the rest of the case with your preferred good to exempt from tariffs.
Step 3: declare your import/export as a computer
IRS will be mad, Trump will be jelly. Problem?
For that price you could easily get citizenship in 10 different countries AND secure estate to live in each of them.
If I was a millionaire, I'd rather go this option.
My go to trick is to check if they have Huawei VR2 driver game listed on their Steam games list. No real human is going to have it, and its part of an "increase your steam game count" script.
There is, you can join my instance lemmy.bascul.in for 499.99 a month. Its benefits are:
- Useless
- Expensive
- May or may not cause nuclear fallout
But its worth its price. Plus with a tiny addition of 599.99 you can get a T-Shirt that smells like strawberries.
cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/15505034
A teenager has been arrested after a masked attacker stabbed five people at an open-air cafe in Turkey and broadcast the rampage on social media.
Wearing a helmet, mask and bulletproof vest adorned with neo-Nazi symbolism, the attacker – who was also armed with an axe – used a knife to stab people at a tea garden and a tram stop in the northwestern city of Eskisehir, reports suggest.
Two people were left in a critical condition, Turkish broadcaster Haberturk reported.
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An online handle linked to the attacker in local media reports appears to have engaged with content relating to racist abuse and mass killings.
A photograph appearing to show the attacker’s weapons and protective gear, published by Istanbul-based outlet Oksijen, showed a mask bearing a neo-Nazi-linked skull, a knife adorned with swastikas and other Nazi symbols and a vest featuring a sun symbol co-opted by the Nazis.
Unrelated community, and downloading emulators from anywhere except where the developer intended to publish it is sketchy.