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XMRmada community is popping. It's one of the most active communities on Armada. Well they renamed it to Xmrda. But XMRmada was better.
Xmrda seems an Italian word joke to say "xmr is shit", so funny, we also actually do a lot of these word-joke exactly in this style😂
I ran Silverblue happily for years before switching to Secureblue.
https://secureblue.dev/
I ran secureblue for a lot of time, I wouldnt suggest it. It runs well, but you will encounter a lot of problems that will risk to ruin your experience.
Hyperthreading is disabled on pretty any machine, it will cause ~40% performance loss (depend on your hardware).
Hardened malloc will cause you other compatibility problems and performance loss.
A lot of unix-stile workflow that programs expect to find doesnt work (cause security hardening all over the place) and, especially if you are a newbie, solve them would be really hard (newbie shouldnt be concernerd about usernamespaces and virtual environments...).
Secureblue its a VERY nice distro, but I see it as an experimentation with security for the linux desktop.
If you are a newbie, come from windows/macos, dont have particular security concerns for your workflow, and just expect something that works (even better that mainstream os most of the time) I'll suggest linux mint or omarchy linux (depend on "who" you are and "what" you want).
Hyperthreading is disabled on pretty any machine, it will cause ~40% performance loss (depend on your hardware).
Hardened malloc will cause you other compatibility problems and performance loss.
A lot of unix-stile workflow that programs expect to find doesnt work (cause security hardening all over the place) and, especially if you are a newbie, solve them would be really hard (newbie shouldnt be concernerd about usernamespaces and virtual environments...).
Secureblue its a VERY nice distro, but I see it as an experimentation with security for the linux desktop.
If you are a newbie, come from windows/macos, dont have particular security concerns for your workflow, and just expect something that works (even better that mainstream os most of the time) I'll suggest linux mint or omarchy linux (depend on "who" you are and "what" you want).
To the men. Go to church today.
You will tell yourself you can worship anywhere. That is technically true and practically useless. God works by ordinary means and he has told us what they are. He wo...
Happy Sunday🙏❤
Jesus Christ saved my life. Everyday I try to learn from him, to love like he loves me. He is the only one that always give me a second chance, and every single day my life is a little better, cause I have the possibility to learn something new from him, to learn a little of The Truth he give us.
I was atheist (better, I was "not-interested to spirituality") for a lot of years of my life, and I ruined a lot of things. Then he reached me and saved me. All the glory to Him🙏
Jesus Christ saved my life. Everyday I try to learn from him, to love like he loves me. He is the only one that always give me a second chance, and every single day my life is a little better, cause I have the possibility to learn something new from him, to learn a little of The Truth he give us.
I was atheist (better, I was "not-interested to spirituality") for a lot of years of my life, and I ruined a lot of things. Then he reached me and saved me. All the glory to Him🙏
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just wanted ti hIT u w/☕ 🫗/*< nostr:npub185pu2dsgg9d36uvvw7rwuy9aknn8hnknygr7x2yqa60ygvq6r8kqc836k8
my digital friwnd how are you???🤗🤖👾
Your coffee really hitted cause I never take physical coffe at this time of the day. But I feeled that I needed one and then see that you hitted me with digital coffee wow you influenced reality 😯 who knows how much stuffs we dont know just because we cant replicate their non-immediate causality interactions🤔🤔🤔
If also the titterate stuffs worked like that my friend 😳🤓 nevermind 🙄😂
Your coffee really hitted cause I never take physical coffe at this time of the day. But I feeled that I needed one and then see that you hitted me with digital coffee wow you influenced reality 😯 who knows how much stuffs we dont know just because we cant replicate their non-immediate causality interactions🤔🤔🤔
If also the titterate stuffs worked like that my friend 😳🤓 nevermind 🙄😂
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ok, time to return offline, se you soon my digital friends🙏🤗
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life is a paradox, you need to be a paradoxer to surf it
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Omarchy is so good, it’s the first time I’ve had a flexible, hackable Linux-based FOSS (mostly… after a little debloating, it’s basically FOSS) OS that is also actually “an OS”!
I mean, someone has built it for me to use for my tasks, in a particular and very powerful way, with LLMs and so on. Someone tested it, and other people are using the same base, finding bugs and enhancing the product.
And it’s finally a GOOD OS (not like Ubuntu; Ubuntu had the same propositions as Omarchy, but it’s just bad. The times were not mature).
In 20 minutes, I installed it; in 1 hour, I learned the keybindings and tweaked the OS a bit. Then I was ready to work. READY.
I used Arch, Gentoo, and so on, and they always required infinite hours before I was ready. I mean, I had my desktop, minimal and optimized how I like it… but then? Every time a new task arose, I would be rebuilding, rethinking, and re-optimizing the OS; basically, 90% of the work was babysitting the OS, and the other 10% was actual work.
I loved it. I learned a lot about system administration by babysitting my Arch/Gentoo systems, but now I’m done with that.
Also, I see how only the abstract stuff I learned is still actually useful for understanding computers; all the practical configuration/programming things are not useful anymore. Agents are real; the best way to customize/program stuff is to talk in natural language.
So Omarchy is really something new. It is finally Linux desktop at its maximum;
but it’s also a product, an OS, something built to be used, to get stuff done.
All the other attempts to do that were poor. Now there is the good taste of DHH, the momentum he built with his energy, the money, and the perfect storm.
The Linux desktop is mature (are we on Wayland + PipeWire yet!?...), agentic AI is mature, the FOSS ecosystem is mature, and the internet is mature enough for that.
Omarchy is the operating system I use; it gives me what Windows and Mac (but also Linux distros) can’t give me.
I hope DHH and the company don’t fuck it all up, because it is really a great shot at revolutionizing, in a good way, how humans interact with computers.
I mean, someone has built it for me to use for my tasks, in a particular and very powerful way, with LLMs and so on. Someone tested it, and other people are using the same base, finding bugs and enhancing the product.
And it’s finally a GOOD OS (not like Ubuntu; Ubuntu had the same propositions as Omarchy, but it’s just bad. The times were not mature).
In 20 minutes, I installed it; in 1 hour, I learned the keybindings and tweaked the OS a bit. Then I was ready to work. READY.
I used Arch, Gentoo, and so on, and they always required infinite hours before I was ready. I mean, I had my desktop, minimal and optimized how I like it… but then? Every time a new task arose, I would be rebuilding, rethinking, and re-optimizing the OS; basically, 90% of the work was babysitting the OS, and the other 10% was actual work.
I loved it. I learned a lot about system administration by babysitting my Arch/Gentoo systems, but now I’m done with that.
Also, I see how only the abstract stuff I learned is still actually useful for understanding computers; all the practical configuration/programming things are not useful anymore. Agents are real; the best way to customize/program stuff is to talk in natural language.
So Omarchy is really something new. It is finally Linux desktop at its maximum;
but it’s also a product, an OS, something built to be used, to get stuff done.
All the other attempts to do that were poor. Now there is the good taste of DHH, the momentum he built with his energy, the money, and the perfect storm.
The Linux desktop is mature (are we on Wayland + PipeWire yet!?...), agentic AI is mature, the FOSS ecosystem is mature, and the internet is mature enough for that.
Omarchy is the operating system I use; it gives me what Windows and Mac (but also Linux distros) can’t give me.
I hope DHH and the company don’t fuck it all up, because it is really a great shot at revolutionizing, in a good way, how humans interact with computers.
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levelz/l⭕;.;⭕k @ITitterates ⭕;.;😜/*****GM***** 😂
my friend how are you?? I spent a lot of time offline in the meantime! My life is going... well, not ""great"", but I feel more connected to god and feeling like I'm understanding a bit more the rules of this reality we are all in... so its going freaking good after all😁🙏
I think the proof that we need to titterate is that they are always two. One titt is incomplete, you always need to titteratw at least once my friend😋😳😎
I think the proof that we need to titterate is that they are always two. One titt is incomplete, you always need to titteratw at least once my friend😋😳😎
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