I agree, I see web3 as decentralized platforms. I host matrix-synapse and once I get time to do it I am going to host peertube, mastodon, pixelfed, and lemmy instances. I do not really do much with crypto except occasionally invest a really small amount of money in it.
I would like to be able to use crypto for transactions, but I know that most places do not accept it just yet. I have had a bank not be able to override a fraud warning at a grocery store that is a national chain. Also for international currency transfers. Banks do not make this cheap or easy, but I can send crypto almost instantly and the fees are basically non existent.
Iâm in favor of them. Itâs kind of like Reddit awards but without having to pay for them.
Maybe the community would have a kind of culture around them were đŚ is like the best emoji you could give a post.
It wouldnât really make any sense but it works still be part of the culture of this platform.
Just in case you are not a native English speaker, the correct way to write your title is, âFlatpak and Snap are not the futureâ
This is because the subject of the sentence, Flatpak and Snap, is plural. I have some students who get confused with this since the subject is made of two singular nouns.
This is how I feel about Linux. It does not really matter which one is best, the first step is to just get people to use it⌠if they are able to.
Messaging apps are even easier since people can use as many as they want at the same time. I regularly use 5-6 different messaging apps. I use at least 2-3 daily.
My girlfriend almost never used my matrix server until I set it up on her new phone. To my surprise she called me from it the other week when she was visiting her mother.
So like Microsoft teams, maybe it will be best to just set these up on our families phones and friends who are willing and just start using it. I was once told that it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
I have not looked into this, but I am interested in the answer.
I think the main answer you are going to get is that it depends on the number of users on your instance.
If you are not doing anything with your pi at the moment I recommend checking out nextcloud pi, pivpn, and pihole.
But, maybe you are already running these systems.
I wouldnât say that he lost my respect, but it seems like he doesnât have the time or doesnât want to take the time to do this challenge properly. Iâve done this before with some project and nothing worked and then I read the documents and understood all my mistakes.
I would have expected that Linus would have done a better job of preparing or doing some research before jumping in and then pointing out every little issue.
While a lot of problems he has are legit the apt thing in Manjaro bothered me a bit. Itâs a linux problem because he didnât know how to use an operating system without reading how to use it.
It feels like he is going into it with the mindset of, âThis should work just like Windows.â
He keeps saying that he wants to go into this without first getting outside help. Like they are learning this the hard way. Although some of the complaints I heard in this video were basically, âI donât know how to use this software it is a problem.â
But if he were a brand new Windows user he would have the same kinds of complaints. So not knowing to use Pacman on manjaro is not really a problem with Linux. Itâs a problem with his preparation and assumptions.
I just skimmed it but he said his samba speeds were 9mbps. Iâve never had it that slow before. I wonder what his testing setup for samba was? I wonder if the slow speeds were caused by something else in his setup.