I rarely have had good experiences with Bluetooth.

I do not even know which version of Bluetooth I have, but the version numbers are confusing enough that I don’t know which version has which features.

Maybe that’s my fault, but when I see tech advertising the Bluetooth version and features, i just hope my device supports those features.

Anyway, I’m done with my rant.

It’s not about avoiding taxes, it’s having to submit every single transaction you make in crypto on your tax forms. One year I had to manually compile hundreds of transactions. Only for the irs forms to show their of a net loss and no taxes needed to be paid.

I wasn’t using it as an investment, so I didn’t care about the loss, which was under $10 anyway.

Will this mean that I won’t need to report every single transaction on my tax returns?

It would be real useful to use crypto for international money transfers.

Thanks!

Care to share the channels? Sounds interesting.

Then, we move to the socks proxy, or tor, or other options I haven’t even considered yet.

He means, how is the government supposed to tell the difference between personal and work vpns.

How have humans gone from the Stone Age to being able to manipulate subatomic particles in just a few thousand years?

And it’s not just normal subatomic particles. My mind is kind of blown when I think about this.

I think they recently updated something to allow finding videos across different instances easier. But I don’t use it, so you will need to look that up.

The maps do not show any devices in the country where I live, but due to the low cost and practical use, I’d love to set some up.

If i am usually within 6km of my home, in a city. I wonder if 1 node will be enough coverage.

Also, how can you tell that there are more nodes than reported on those sites?

Doesn’t proton offer a free vpn with limits?

Also, a vpn is pretty cheap. I wouldn’t say that it’s kids that would be using it, it would be adults who don;t want to upload their picture.

I’m in a similar boat, windows for work, linux for personal.

But since I’m freelance, it’s annoying juggling 2 computers. Just waiting for a single app to either work in wine or get a Linux port.

Awesome! Mint is great, it’s my number one recommendation.

I’ve never tried vr before and I’d really like to at some point.

I use Fedora with Plasma.

I hate customizing ui elements, so I wanted something that used plasma and looked good with tweaking things.

I don’t want to deal with Snap, so my choices were a bit limited, but I’ve used Fedora in the past and liked it. I still do.

I did try arch with plasma and couldn’t get hardware video decoding to work in the browser, so I switched to Fedora. I was pleasantly surprised that Fedora had so much more configured for my laptop out of the box.

I hate that word “swag”.

A long time ago when Linux was around 2-3% someone said that macOS adoption by software companies happened when it got to 5% of the marketshare.

If Linux continues down the path, we might see real support from some of the holdouts.

Before anyone says to use an alternative, sometimes there are not workable alternatives.

Just curious and not judging your decision in anyway, but… “What are you waiting for?”

I never got gnome, it’s like macOS, but I never enjoyed using it even after being a Mac user.

Plasma and cinnamon are my top desktop recommendations.

The point Is that it might not be accurate. It’s like saying, “a friend told me…”

It lets the reader know that the information being shared was presented as truthful, but wasn’t verified by the commenter themselves.

So, your solution is for the user to provide less information and then respond to people to inform them if they used chatgpt if asked?

It just seems like much less reps are used if they say they used ChatGPT.

Additionally, if they don’t say it and no one asks, in the future people might look for a source, at least this way there is a warning there might be misinformation.

I know what your going to say next, they should research the thing themselves independently of ChatGPT, but honestly, they probably don’t care/have the time to look up released notes over the past few years.