arteteco @arteteco@qoto.org

@Liberty4Masses
This got me some karma on /r/technicallythetruth, thanks

@switchingsocial@mastodon.at
What the others say, I use official lineageos and is dead easy

@Shamar
Oh, it was really meant to be a personal experience more than an approach advise.

I have the feeling that FOSS software, linux included, is getting more and more mature by the day actually... to the point that when I install it on people's machines they barely notice anything, beside the increased performance (and occasionally some game not working).

Just my perception though

@jeffalyanak @aral @alcinnz

@rynras
How many do you have in stock? Are they properly trained?
I could do with a good cooking old human, but only if the price is fair considering the remaining shelf life

@GwenfarsGarden@sunbeam.city @gromit I'ìve tried to make couple of this, could never see any bug in it so I'd call my a failure. Let us know how it goes to yours

@eshton
I'm not sure, I don't like dogs... or any pet actually. Can we still be friend?

@solarpunkgnome
Afaik this is more or less what the people at commonspub are doing, a general purpose AP server which should make it easy to implement anything on top ( https://commonspub.org/ )

@mayel is one of the devs so could tell us more, right?
This, of course, if I got your question right in the first place :D

@solarpunkgnome
Woah, thanks for the tool, seems very useful indeed!

As there are no decent reviews that I could find, right now I'm just taking all the articles (257 on sciencedirect, couldn't find more elsewhere) and I'm slowly working through them with zotero.
I am on the lookout for sloppy statistics, that is always a good advice, but so far I haven't seen any quantitative data in general... I've only just started though, so I hope to find more.

@tom79@mastodon.social you are rolling out so quickly no one noticed, don't worry =D

@tom79@mastodon.social this app is getting EPIC

@jeffalyanak
What works in my experience is they asking me how to speed up their very slow laptop, me trying a live debian that goes so fast they don't believe it, they beg me to install that damn thing because they usually have to wait 3 minutes for the browser to open and 1 hour for the updates when they shut down.

@aral @alcinnz

@mayel
No worries, I see your point of view and I don't disagree, after all we are on the fediverse, we both must like decentralization :)
I'm not that sure whether a federated software for hospitality exchange would work better at the moment, but I'd love to find out alright. If someone would start working on something like that I'll back him/her up, sure thing.