If you want to take it to the extreme, Alpine is probably one of the best options.
Heavily interested in politics, games, music, technology and just the World altogether.
I’m also a Computer Engineering student and am bilingual in English and German.
Why not have a look at my BookWyrm profile while you’re at it?
If you want to take it to the extreme, Alpine is probably one of the best options.
Do I spot the cover art to one of Geoxor’s songs?
What ketchup are you buying that’s in a metal container?
I only considered it in case I didn’t get it to work
I almost contemplated installing Debian LTS as a guaranteed to work OS…
Over the last 2 days I have tried installing both Artix Openrc and Arch with systemd. Both times something was broken with the OS, although I’m not sure if it was just a skill issue on my end or not. However, reinstalling Artix Runit was pretty much seamless. I now think I may be cursed and that I’m now bound to that OS for all of enternity…
Mainly just the bloat. Using alternatives (like runit
) tend to have faster boot times and are arguably more secure. Most malware for Linux usually attack your system using systemd (like the current Minecraft malware). If you don’t have systemd, then the malware can’t affect you.
That’s also the same reason why I completely removed sudo
and just use rdo instead (a project my friend whipped up within a few days because of a bet).
Artix for my desktop and Alpine for my pi. I like my minimalism and hate systemd with a passion.
What the fuck did I just witness
I don’t think uploading any videos will be directly supported at any point in the future as it would put a lot of strain on the servers due to taking up a lot of storage space. This would result in higher server costs for the admins.
For now your best option is to just upload your videos to some place else (like PeerTube) and then post a link of it to Lemmy. For example, @sexy_peach@feddit.de has already done this multiple times when uploading Factorio gameplay.
I’m actually quite pleased at the new influx of users! There’s finally a good amount of activity and real discussion going on here, instead of just posts with links to articles with zero comments and no real OC.
Aside from that, I have enough faith in the moderators and the structure of the platform itself that there shouldn’t be too much of a toxicity problem. Honestly, my own biggest fear is just that a lot of the new users here lose interest and move on, returning the platform to its earlier days.
For now, I just hope that the servers don’t go down in flames when the 12th comes around. I can’t wait to see how this platform will look further down the road though!
No, sadly not. In northern Germany we don’t often see much wildlife, aside from the occasional deer or rabbit. We do have plenty of seagulls though.
My favorite dish
Just make sure you have port 53 and 80 open. I recently had some problems myself trying to get Pi-Hole up and running. I already had dnsmasq taking up port 53 for a wifi hotspot, which conflicts with Pi-Hole’s own DNS. Aside from that, hosting any websites can also conflict with Pi-Hole’s frontend.
If you aren’t using your Pi 3 for anything yet then I already assume this shouldn’t be a problem though.
Good luck and have fun setting up your Pi-Hole!