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I must commend Lemmy.ml for remaining neutral and not letting its own political leanings influence [join-lemmy.org](https://join-lemmy.org/instances), while simultaneously condemn PieFed.social for this immature move that is harmful to the health of the Fediverse.
Because OP is comparing apples to oranges.
join-lemmy.org and piefed.social is not the same thing. One is a page about software and the other is an instance. Why shouldn’t rimu be able to run piefed.social they way they see fit?
I am not seeing any political influence at join.piefed.social. join.piefed.social even links to the instance chooser of https://nord.pub/auth/instance_chooser
I’ve seen mostly RHEL in professional server environments.
Is this permanent bans and/or temporary bans?
qwen suck in Danish. Much better with Mistral.
They are under the EU AI act, so that’s something.
For some reason, every admin of every instance feels the need to have the same communities like everyone else.
The first few Framework laptops were bought back in 2024. About 30 people have a Framework now, while the rest has Lenovo’s.
Nothing but issues with Lenovo. They even have a built-in reset button on the bottom for when they freeze and not even the power button works… They are between 2-4 years old. The USB-C ports in all of them are trash.
No issues with any Framework’s so far, except one had an issue with connecting to a TV through a Lenovo dock.
We order DIY Framework 13 for work. Assemble them ourselves, install Windows and import it into Intune.
If we could, we would use them with Linux.
Why buy Framework? The 13 price is pretty much on par with other laptops. We get easily replaceable ports and people get to choose exactly which ports they want. Easy repairs and instead of “throwing out” the laptop, it can get an upgrade. Sustainability.
Read this blog post:
Framework does not sponsor Omarchy. They sponsor Hyprland, which is mentioned in the blog post and Rails World, a conference that DHH is part of.
List of projects sponsored by Framework:
You mean Rails World?
They are made in Taiwan and then directly send to the consumer. At least when ordering in Europe.
The laptops are made and assembled in Taiwan and send directly from there to the consumer. At least if you order from Europe.
It’s different software, doing the same thing differently.
Just like all the different forks of Mastodon.
“Threadiverse” was used before Facebook. Threadiverse refers to a sub verse of the Fediverse.
I already had the inverter and solar panels for a few years, when I added the battery pack.
BMS: 300 EUR Battery (5 kWh): 1300 EUR
I can then stack batteries on top of each other op to 5 batteries in total.
If you were to get the same setup, excluding solar panels, the price would be 3200 EUR.
I’m sure that could be done a lot cheaper though, if you only wanted a battery pack and no solar. Then you could probably get a much cheaper inverter.
I have 2000 kWp solar setup, which roughly saves me about 300 EUR/year.
You can’t follow users from Lemmy. Only groups aka communities.