Nah, someone is just using their torrent client as an F grade *arr and nbz360 solution.

All the “features” listed as Pros is just bloat.

You’re getting confused with Windows.

Fedora isn’t Windows.

The film is considerably better than the show.

That really did go down hill after they replaced all the Kiwi writers with Americans. It basically lost its heart after the first season, you can tell when things start winning American TV awards.

Unfortunately it hasn’t received a security update since March and Samsung have put it as EOL. Still a great phone but it’s not a small phone, it’s about the same size as the S23, it was just small compared to the S10 and S20 which were stupidly big.

At this point, get an S23 or a normal iPhone if the S10e was a suitable size.

Sent from my Galaxy S10e.

I don’t agree. There are cases with Windows only root kits for DRM, but there are also games that don’t work because of bugs. You see games coming out that barely work on Windows.

Calm down, I only said I was curious!

I’m on Fedora so I’m unlikely to be switching from systemd for my main system, I have very little interest in switching init’s and I’ll use the one that comes with my distro but people talking it up makes me wonder.

As for rebooting, my couch gaming system gets started and shut down for each session because it could be days/weeks between use so shaving 10 seconds off the start up time is an interesting concept. Although I could probably do better just replacing the grub delay that HoloISO added for some unknown reason.

Why are you so invested in systemd that you have to project your values on other people?

Besides, different approaches can be educational and solutions to improve performance can always be reincorporated into systemd to improve life for everyone.

I would be interested in understanding how it boots faster considering that systemd init is fairly small and the features of runit is parallel process starting, which is also something that systemd provides.

Are you sure it’s not just that void itself has less crap to load?

This feels like I’m going to have to set up a couple of Arch installs to compare for myself.

I thought Linux was about choice

http://www.islinuxaboutchoice.com/

[Edit] Sorry I’ve just picked up Sync and the UI has apparently confused me. I was trying to respond to this comment.

https://lemmy.world/comment/2287892

But I guess I messed up.

Not to defend them, but it was trivial to remove the adverts and they stopped after the “feedback”. Unlike Windows.

So you want to be able to browse films and TV shows to add to your queue?

I use NZB360 for that. It has upcoming for me to schedule, recently released and popular for me to add to sonarr or radarr.

Is that what you are looking for?

I loved this game on the Dreamcast!

Is there any way to get the fishing rod accessory working with this? Or is there a Wii accessory that can be used in its place?

Not even old music.

Architecture In Helsinki is missing the third album on Spotify. There are plenty more, but that’s always the first that pops in my head whenever I’m listening to Indie playlists, Of Montréal comes on and I realise I haven’t heard Places Like This in a long time. Then I remember why, and I either have to dig through my old CD collection or download it.

I tried this and found that at the time there were massive limitations. Admittedly it was a few years ago, but they didn’t make it simple to just have a forwarding mail group so that I could have a shared mail address/distribution list to myself and my wife forwarded to our inbox, and you basically had to have a shared email box that was separate to your primary. It didn’t pass the spouse test considering this is a basic feature that everyone has so it didn’t make it past the trial.

I was actually surprised at how limited the 365 was, I don’t remember the other limitations but they seemed fundamental.

Telegram requires a phone number too. So I don’t understand your point.