Odysee split off a few years ago into a separate company. They aren’t going anywhere.

The company? Sure they went bankrupt but I’m not sure what that has to do with Odysee - which is a separate entity

This bad boy can hold so many rocks

To replace YouTube, the decentralization platform https://odysee.com does a great job

Big channels like Veritasium have been migrating slowly

We have them in Australia too

How old was the company? What industry? How many staff? Much revenue?

I want to get started on something, but there seems to be a well established and well funded competitor operating locally for every bloody idea haha

!Runescape@lemmy.ml

I gave up on it after finding the only useful front end on android is 100$ per year

Yeah, it also lets us ship working environments. At !2009scape@kbin.social we have been shipping our flatpak with an old environment because there was a regression in recent mesa versions that caused graphical issues on amd. We could simply deploy an update to resolve the issue for everyone instead of making everyone downgrade their system mesa…

As long as it doesn’t have persistent memory it’ll be okay

Yeah, having apps updated in the last year is enjoyable

Start with something like Pop!_OS and learn by working out how you do all your daily tasks. Once you are competent with that, try tweaking a few things to run how you want, or try new technology. Enabling wayland for example. Then before you know it you’ll have a large beard and preach the benefits of free software

And every time you need to run a command, work out what it does. Use the built in manual (man command)

Isn’t this gonna hurt pop?

Wine is fucking fantastic now, and by extension dxvk, vkd3d, proton, etc

Chad OS enjoyer

Pop!_OS for desktop, FreeBSD for server

What does aspirin degrade to that’s harmful?

Haha that’s the case I had in mind!

If poison expires it becomes safer

If medicine expires it becomes poison

I hope soon with ipv6 MTU discovery, as home connections get faster, the inefficiencies of a small MTU will drive offerings of dynamic/large MTUs.