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Can we all just take a moment and be thankful that Lemmy exists? Because if it didn’t, I don’t know what I’d do.

Voice Quills amazing dub of this meme.

Solar and wind will always need batteries for times of low output, until we get more resilient and larger capacity batteries we will need a backbone to support the electricity grid to avoid having to overbuild battery capacity.

As of right now natural gas is that backbone but that could change and very well be nuclear energy until we figure out something like mass produced solid state batteries.

Congratulations you’re experiencing burnout and/or depression!

You can look forward to such exciting prospects as society telling you to just “feel better” and gaslighting yourself into thinking you’re just lazy!

But wait there’s more! If you act right now you can also experience self loathing for not being you’re best self for your loved ones!

In all seriousness help is available. Take time to reconnect with yourself and seek out resources. Lean on your friends when you need to. Healing is a process and it doesn’t happen all at once.

When setting up the authentication when it asks you to set up Microsoft authenticator there should be a drop-down at the bottom of the page that says use another option that will allow you to use a phone call or text message as your chosen method of authentication.

The second! Thanks I’m not the most well versed on the subject but I help where I can

RISC-5 is a CPU architecture like x86 (AMD and Intel) or ARM (Qualcomm, Apple, Samsung, Google).

It’s main differences are that it is an open architecture. It is still early in it’s life cycle but it’s already showing promising advancement.

I’m not as well educated on this part of it but I remember reading that it is more efficient for a certain types of common calculations that have long since been an issue for x86. As noted though citation needed.

That won’t be an issue I’m already on a 6950 XT, it’s in all my AMD system so I think I should be okay device compatibility wise.

Agreed 8 gave me a headache but 8.1 was probably my favorite. Oh well at least we still have Linux, about to switch, is Fedora a good place to start?

About to do some shit that makes it never want to see again.

To put it succinctly they aren’t. They’re interested in aggregate data so that a data engineer can use it to understand consumer trends and better predict marketing reach.

It’s not specifically about you, it’s more of a what they can claim to know about their consumers.

Yo, it might not be the right place but that’s not the best way to treat others either.

I really enjoy PopOs but Microsoft office is one of the things that is always been a bit difficult on Linux there are alternatives like only office and Libre office but if those won’t do you might need Windows.

Perhaps after the web apps get their Rust rewrite they’ll be a suitable replacement.

Honestly, yes. I love open source hardware

alphabetically was probably the default sorting method for an array of data and they didn’t bother to fix it, just my guess.

Absolutely I understand that the broader political definition of libertarian is not what it’s been co-opted to be in North America.

Here it is inextricably linked to the most insane rhetoric, used only the brainwash people into voting against their interest.

The post is American centric and if you wanted some more diverse content just make it instead of complaining and making the place worse overall

I think the biggest red flag for me lately has been libertarian because what I’ve learned that actually means is you’re the insane flavor Republican but don’t want the bad PR

I’m a systems administrator but I’m always looking for ways to expand my skill set, thanks for pointing me towards these awesome courses.

I truly admire the optimism but I think it’s also important to understand the hard work and dedication that the Yuzu developers put in.

You’re correct that someone probably will fork it and development will continue but it is not simple and it requires a very specialized skill set.

I just think it’s important to never take for granted the people who take time out of their lives to give the community something so wonderful.