Welcome Lemmings and Reddit refugees! I’m /u/Rathernott on reddit, one of the moderators of r/LinuxHardware and now armed with a swanky new username that doesn’t suck.
@sirsquid@lemmy.ml Has graciously allowed this instance to become the official lemmy for r/LinuxHardware, and I hope to see some of you cross the border into Lemmyland! ^^
Each one of you who joins is helping to build a decentralized and open-source community that doesn’t use your data, doesn’t use algorithms to incite anger, fear, or divide us, and will hopefully be as resilient as email is today!
We also have a sister community over at !Linuxhardware@kbin.social for our Kbinite friends, so be sure to subscribe to that as well! ^^
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Oh nice!
I just this weekend got new bits for my PC. Ryzen 7 7800X3D, MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK motherboard, MSI 4070 GPU, gskill DDR5-6400 memory.
If anyone reads this, can you please run “sysbench cpu run”? I’m trying to figure out if the score I got is normal.
I have potato hardware, so I can’t help you compare, but phoronix did a lot of benchmarks…
Love it!
Welcome one and all, be good to see more people come here away from Reddit :)
Since they’re federated does it make sense to have 1 community on Lemmy and 1 on Kbin? 🤔
The creator of the Kbin instance approached us to make it an official instance while I was discussing making this lemmy instance our official place on the fediverse, so we decided to have them both be official! :D
Welcome all!
If you’re looking for an app for lemmy thats similar to rif, Connect is great.
Welcome. All praise Lemmy
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