Bazzite. Idiot proof Nvidia gaming. I’ve installed it for a few Windows-using friends and they’ve had no complaints.

https://bazzite.gg/

While you are correct, Bazzite is a drop-in OS replacement for Steamdeck and Asus ROG Ally, so there’s a lot of potential for more people hearing about it as it gets more popular.

There isn’t a pro-grade, open source video editing tool or anything close

Do you use open source professional grade video editing tools on Windows? Almost certainly not, so why would it be a requirement for Linux?

What we need is companies producing Linux builds of professional grade closed source software. And if the trend of Microsoft making terrible decisions and Linux use increasing, it might actually happen.

If they’re running their own LLM hardware, and their Lemmy spam posts are generating enough revenue to cover that, then I take it back, because that is impressive.

I guess we’re fucked.

I’d actually prefer that. Micro transactions. Would certainly limit shitposts

Must be strange to live in a world where you can’t imagine that software could have configurable parameters, such that you could find something that’s fine for a person posting individual comments and painful for a bot farm.

It seems like a no-brainer for me. Limits bots and provides a small(?) income stream for the server owner.

This was linked on your page, which is quite cool: https://crypto-loot.org/captcha

How much resources are we talking about here? If it’s 3% of your CPU usage for 2 seconds, you’re really going to have an issue with that?

Whatever solution should be negligible for you, but costly for a botfarm.

Here’s a live example, not exactly onerous: https://demo.mcaptcha.org/widget/?sitekey=pHy0AktWyOKuxZDzFfoaewncWecCHo23

(Obviously in Lemmy’s case you wouldn’t have the additional unecessary checkbox)

Add a requirement that every comment must perform a small CPU-costly proof-of-work. It’s a negligible impact for an individual user, but a significant impact for a hosted bot creating a lot of comments.

Even better if you make the PoW performing some bitcoin hashes, because it can then benefit the Lemmy instance owner which can offset server costs.

The tick is gone for me too. Well that sucks, I guess they updated the page.

The column with the ticks is for Plus not for Free, so yes you should definitely complain to support.

One salty downvote from @rekabis@lemmy.ca :P

Every study ever done shows the mental and physical health benefits of dark for sleeping. Worth looking into.

With HDMI-CEC you can achieve what your wife wants. I have one remote to turn on my Nvidia Shield (with Plex, Jellyfin, Netflix, etc), and that same remote also controls all TV functions.

so your TV doesn’t bother you.

Many TVs have a constant “no wifi connection” visual error if it’s not connected.

Please think before you rage post. Your attempts to compare these two companies are hysterical and inane.

🙄 I think you need to take a deep breath and count to 5 if you think there was any rage or hysteria in my very mild comment.

Google’s entire brand was built on amazing search, and now their search is awful.

Enshittification isn’t a conspiracy and it’s not a nefarious end-goal, it’s just a descent into shittiness. Proton continuing to sideline Linux (still no Drive support, other apps are second-class, etc) is a great example.

If they were truly focused on the goal of promoting privacy, they would be wanting to prioritise the option for people to leave Windows and Mac for Linux. Instead, it seems like their goal is becoming “Offer all the things that are hot in the market right now.”

Interesting. That’s a support article so is less likely to be up-to-date than the pricing page, but that being said I’m on Unlimited and don’t know what the Plus plan provides with certainty.

Edit: Proton has REMOVED the P2P from the VPN tick on this plan since I took the screenshots. That sucks.

That is incorrect. Here is a link: https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans

Edit: Proton has REMOVED the P2P tick from the VPN on this plan since I took the screenshot below. That sucks.

Here is a link: https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans