Sir, this is Lemmy, the default os is Linux here.

I checked the post history of @whyNotSquirrel@sh.itjust.works and I saw they commented once in linuxmemes, so I assumed it's about Linux. Also on Windows it's much more easier to change this, there is another dropdown literally next to the language selector.

(I reread ops question and I can only see the term open source 2 times, but whatever, I understand what you say, and I don't want to debate about semantics.)

The point with microG is it's still the best way if you want to use android. The other options are:

• Play services (GMS), or Huawei has some similar solution because of US trade embragoes.
• You can use android without play services but notifications won't work for most apps, even if you can open them. (UnifiedPush tries to solve notification part) Wifi and cell based location won't work
• I see microG as an acceptable middle ground. I still have to give up something to goog, but it's not much compared to GMS, and I can use all available apps

So what? Every laptop has a gpu do you call them gpu laptops? Modern CPUs/SOCs accelerate a lot of things, this is just one more.

Nvidia called the ray tracing gpus RTX. Now all of them has that chip, all of them are called RTX. Same will happen here, in 5 years every cpu will be "AI" and no one will call it that way

What is your use case, why do you want to do this? Sounds like an xy problem

2 unmanned spaceplanes currently orbiting Earth:

• X37B by US Airforce
• CSSHQ by China

Both of them are on secret military mission

That was WSL1. WSL2 is just a vm: https://www.devtopics.com/wsl1-vs-wsl2-a-comparison-and-guide/

You could just link to the original instead of giving traffic to r*ddit.

Create more accounts on other instances. Most mobile apps support switching between them. It's also useful to have separate accounts for separate topics, so if someone stalks you it's harder to figure out who are you irl.

On an other posts they wrote @sunaurus@lemm.ee is not available during the holidays, but he will fix things afterwards. But afaik the federation bug is not solved yet anywhere, it affects all 0.19.* instances. Working instances simply haven't updated yet.

Everyone recommends an ssd for everything since around 2010, what is the news here? If you don't have an ssd you already lost years waiting for your computer

operating system: any

Have you tested it on all of them? TempleOS, Windows CE, Windows XP 64bit, Amiga? Just to name few. I guess you meant the big 3.

Also for dependency management there are better solutions than listing them in a readme. The current recommended way is with pyproject.toml

The explosion registered at seismic stations across Eurasia, and air waves from the blast were detected in Germany, Denmark, Croatia, and the United Kingdom – and as far away as Batavia, Dutch East Indies, and Washington, D.C.

Or what do you think, which part of the story is not true? The explosion happened that's sure, and the size should be at that range. In 1908 there were not much ways to make an explosion this big, we are well before nuclear bombs.

The largest ever artificial non-nuclear explosion was the Halifax explosion, with 2.9 kt energy. 2 huge ships collided, one full of explosives. Tunguska event had around 12 MEGAtons of energy, so around tenthousand times more. There is no way it was caused by humans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largest_artificial_non-nuclear_explosions#Largest_accidental_artificial_non-nuclear_explosions_by_magnitude

There were examples when the same phone was released with different hardware in different regions, but it's not mentioned in the article...

E.g. in 2022, Samsung S22 European version had Exynos 2200 SOC, while in other regions it had Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, IIRC there were some performance differences between them.