Thats pretty much how the company I currently work at does it.

I don’t think so.

Probably best you can do is make a blog, a youtube channel or something like that and set up donations.

I have an alcatel lucent switch from the 90s

It’s been running 24/7 for 25 years in some companys rack and now it runs for 10 in mine.

Got it for 30$ on ebay (and a second one for 20 as a backup)

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Thanks for pointing out the detail, I didn’t know that.

But I don’t see how that changes the situation. He got funds through the affiliate link. From Porton. Sounds like funding to me.

what about plantdeath?

Well… they did it. Right up until the issue was raised and now they will presumably not do it anymore.

But saying “They are doing no such thing.” is kinda disingenuous when they just admitted doing it in their stated clarification 50minutes ago and the sponsorship contract is probably not even actually cancelled yet.

Also they deleted all of the posts about it on their own subreddit, claiming they are duplicates (and they didn’t leave up an original). Plain old damage control censorship hurray!

Why does this thread get downvoted? I’m not on reddit, I wouldn’t know about it if it wasn’t shared here.

https://github.com/LinSoftWin/Photoshop-CC2022-Linux

works perfectly for me

I also use grayjay, but mainly for the available backends for multipe sources.

Besides yt I have my twitch subs there and the occasional bilibili and niconico channel.

No more hopping websites to watch the stuff I wanna watch. It’s now all in one app.

searXNG

with a lot of “backends”. I like how it aggregates the results from multiple engines, at least for my searches they turn out consistently more relevant when using any single search.

I started using it for the web GUI, prepaid pay-per-usage model and as a more privacy focused alternative to chatGPT and such. Most months I was way under what I was paying to openAI (which ofc got all my data and knew what I was asking - creepy af).

Then I stayed for the API and started using the pro subscription.

https://github.com/cyberpapiii/chipotlai-max

sadly this doesn’t work right now

opencode with nanogpt (12$/month subscription or prepaid pay as you go) using GLM 5.1

let me know if you need a referral code for a 5% discount

I’m not the author, I shared the title as is. You’re not wrong though

not the author, just thought it’s interesting

Thanks for your effort!

Pros: it’s Linux :D

Cons: it’s Linux ;(

Doing anything with your brain will always increase it’s aptitude in that “topic”.

People that learn lots of human languages become better and better at learnig further human languages.

People that do one type of math get better at learning other types of math.

People that do something with their body coordination (athletes) can pick up other types of body coordination (other sports or dance for example.) faster compared to couch potatoes.

etc.

So doing anything with your brain is already useful, even as just a “workout”.

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No I think the claim was: Cachy IS arch.

It adds a fancy installer and it’s own kernel and some other things. But that doesn’t make it less arch.

So I gave an example from the other direction: if you take your arch and apply all the things that cachy does extra, it will still be arch.

I think the key here is the word “distro”/“distribution”.

If you take your arch and change the way software is distributed to it, by lets say uninstalling pacman and installing apt (and modifying everything else that’s related to this change so it works properly) then it would become debian.