Nix and Bazzite

ps. i also first started using Brave when certain streaming sites refused to work in Firefox :)

this is disabled by default, i think that is the BAT system that also uses crypto somehow

i also made a handful of tweaks to tidy up the UI, easily done in the settings

they appear to have stopped that 4 years ago and apologized for the mistake

ps. Brave has also built-in P2P and TOR features among other features

actually an interesting browser

not enabled by default, but if you want to use them, yes

i haven’t seen a single ad or been annoyed by any crypto shite so far

Brave is actually very good and seems to have a great blocker

ps. their mobile browser has also been great on older phones

they do have a special crypto usage which they have sensibly rewritten in Matrix 2.0

i’m guessing they’ll actually be done in 6 months or so

i guess they’ll actually be done Summer next year

i would let this one cook for a bit longer. the upgrade went fine but the OS has been peculiar (GPU and performance issues, resume from stand by), no actual crashes though. i’m on gnome

i would let this one cook for a bit longer. the upgrade went fine but the OS has been peculiar (GPU and performance issues, resume from stand by), no actual crashes though

oh it did? i missed that scrolling through the results somehow, thanks!

no matrix instances!!??

is Brave’s ad blocker as good as UO?

i think it’s because some people have been alleging reasoning is happening or is very close to it

one character/word pull requests are awesome, i did that with Lemmy once

the deployed architecture of linux is still evolving right now and there are lots of distros experimenting with different approaches

• how the basic core OS is structured - immutability, A/B partitions, versioned rollback
• how third party applications are executed - containerization, compatibilty, virtualization, bare metal
• how software is updated and stored - package management (apt, pacman, nix, flatpak)

i’m sure i’ve missed other features of new linux distros. this is all really important stuff but has nothing to do with the apps you actually use day to day

the notoriously conservative Torvalds allowing Rust where C++ has been banned is worth crowing about, because he knows Rust is great, mate. nobody cares about a bunch of non-Rust coders not wanting to use Rust in the beta version of the kernel toochain

yes, i have a few Rust framework based sites for mostly personal use