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And the best part is that there will be no consequences! :)
And the best part is that there will be no consequences! :)
Yeah I was referring to repos generally but I come from Ubuntu so PPA is the term I used incorrectly
This was very normal. With one of our first Internet connections, our ISP gave us 20mb or so of webspace but no way to have a dB so you would just host raw html.
As someone that prefers the repo method to the all-in-one package method, Arch is becoming more and more appealing
Ofcom basically washed their hands of informing people about this, so no-one knew about it anyway. When the analog TV switch off happened, there were adverts everywhere but not for this even though I would argue this is an exceptionally bigger deal
What’s wrong with matrix? I’ve only used it fleetingly but I’ve also never used discord.
What do you use binary editing for?
Is binary editing the only reason to build something instead of using gedit?
Sadly so many rss feeds are just the first paragraph and not the whole article
Are there any downsides to this? Why isn’t it default if it is so drastically better?
I’ve said this before, the thing I hate about reddit and discord is that you only get exposed to “current” threads or “top” threads. On old forums everything was just there and if someone commented on it, it came back to the top and re-ignited conversations.
I was a big user of the command and conquer forums and I definitely miss the community of it. But that may just be the scale of Internet then compared to now. Back then you saw the same users every day and we ended up chatting on msn and working on projects together. I couldn’t tell you any users on my instance or elsewhere other than the admins of my instance.