My personal printer works flawlessly on Linux, except that it cannot be convinced to print double-sided, no matter how deep I dig into the settings. Boils my blood.

Most consumers are familiar with the 802.11 standards

Lol, no. Not in any way.

Ceci n’est pas perdu

https://filebrowser.org/ just exposes a filesystem you point it at. Never had problems wit this. For syncing you can use syncthing.

I should really start doing that, not sure why I’ve never thought of that

Are you sure? It looks like the coastline in France… I don’t recognize the Netherlands here at all. What coastline are we looking at exactly? I don’t see the afsluitdijk, nor recognize the surrounding coastline. Also, I have never heard anyone refer to it as Zuiderzeedam.

Just a warning: this takes pretty much every bad FF trope you can think of and turns it to max. Awful reading.

Uhh, yes they do. This does not take much googling to find out. Capitalist companies produce spices in the east too.

People really think this. Most peoples knowledge stops at “evolution is when thing become better”. And people that do realize don’t talk about evolutionary pressure in the gut microbiome in the comic community.

If you watched the video, you would know you don’t actually own the battery but lease it from the manufaturer.

Bullshit. I can use docker without the docker hub very easily. Anyone can host docker images, and docker allows this, no weird hacks needed.

Docker does not lock you in with the docker hub though. So no hostage taking.

They will shame you, for your messy code. People suck sometimes.

It can hide cookie banners for you with the right settings. Since gdpr dictates no choice = no cookies, this should block all tracking stuff.

I don’t remember what exactly you need to enable, but you can use DDG to find out.

When doing stuff, my grandfather would sometimes say:

“Even small things help”, said the fly, and she pissed into the sea.

Always made me laugh.

No (or very limited) editing in Okular…

Miracast is basically just wireless HDMI

The micro USB standard was also an EU thing, just voluntary, and not just for Apple.

Yes, but under treath of lawmakers mandating a single standard. And the EU has now forced a single standard anyway on smartphones, tablets, etc.

Although I agree that there are quite a few examples of a “naturally emerging” single standards without lawmaker intervention, but this is not really one of them…

Yes