Never used systemd-homed, but i know an alternative to full disk encryption is having the root partition unencrypted, and the home partition unlocked at boot. For a single user machine at least, i don’t see any difference when using it than unlocking at login. But then having 2 partitions is mandatory, and that may be a problem when running out of space.

Super Mario Wonder

Wonder how powerful that drug must have been

huh every time I plug my Logitech receiver in a different port I get a notification about a driver installation, fortunately it’s almost instant on my new pc but it’s still weird that we need that in 2023

ah too bad, I had looked up about the WhatsApp bridge thing but was too lazy to setup the bridge, I was hoping there would be Publix bridges (although bad for privacy)

Guess I’ll have to threaten convince my friends to use matrix

But you have to setup a custom synapse bridge for element right ? Or did you find public servers ?

Neat now I will remember this meme and laugh whenever I’m supposed to stay serious

😂😂😂

Oh cool I didn’t know that stuff, it’s super interesting

If we ignore the mutations in the life of an individual, it would actually only be a few hundreds megabytes. Or if we already have a template of a human genome and we only code the difference between them and the human we want to copy, a few megabytes is enough since we all share A LOT of sequences

Wikipedia: Human genome#Information content

Shrödinger’s extinction

It is a dumpster fire, but it’s also profitable

doesn’t mean it doesn’t fit

it just implies that the field won’t stay in place but will fall to the center, but for a fraction of second it will actually be on jupiter

at least I think so, it’s been so many years I didn’t read stuff about space

Actually are you sure it’s not liftoff ? I just installed it and it looks the exact same

edit: ohh I think liftoff is a fork of lemmur

yeah it looks nice, but I’m on Android

oh cool I’m gonna try it, thx

edit: oh it’s no longer maintained :(

Question: what lemmy client are you using ? it looks nice