Disks are fun, lol are you a masochist?

Yes absolutely true, but also no.

https://gitlab.com/TheEvilSkeleton/flatpak-dedup-checker

For me it is 32GB of data with deduplication, and only like 25GB with BTRFS compression.

So while still way too much, not really a problem if you have a reasonable 50mbits+ internet connection and a 200GB+ SSD

There should still be waay more force. There should only be one runtime (FDO) and KDE and GNOME being extensions to that. Not sure if these perfectly dedupe though

It’s less bad if you have a sharp knife

How did this picture happen

This is so absurd, fancy outfit, hair, gun, computer

Art.

“Programmer”

Lol

Btw the issue was fixed upstream, Arch and Fedora have updates

Tried to debug a flatpak

downloads 6GB of devel stuff, tries to open a file in gdb, cries

Finds out it is a kernel bug.

Tries to get debug logs, even though that stuff is disabled “fOr sEcUrItY hArDeNinG”

(Kernel 6.13 is a mess)

Yeah that would be tails and it is an entire distro lol not just a browser

Not especially secure though

Damn daniel

The fuck is “TailOS”

Also what about

• Gentoo
• Alpine
• NixOS

Just to name a few

NordVPN is full of garbage. Use Mullvad, IVPN, Incognet or Tailscale instead

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That language is actually tab+whitespace

I guess rethinking the browser metaphor could help.

Like who tells you that ads couldnt just be displayed on an invisible popup window? Or a second screen?

Those sites generally detect if you dont load certain content. So I guess cosmetic filtering (downloading but not displaying) could already help

cuiiliste.de lol

Never heard of a .application file

Normally you need a .desktop file

Wtf

So you say Microsoft doesnt “actively seek influence”?? LOL

Well, Windows is worse by far

Yeah and this useless shit consumes sooo much energy. Like instead of an optimized and load balanced database, this is personal, for every user and query. Insane…

Update: yes this is still true. MullvadVPN and ProtonVPN (which I dont recommend) both patch wireguard to work with less logs.

Officially, Wireguard cannot be no-log