ReallyZen @ reallyzen @lemmy.ml

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If you speak French... You probably saw this already : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8scIZblNats

There's a French speaking /r/ over there that bans an @jlai.lu user and remove their post when they link to Lemmy.

Euh, oui. Pas en avion ou en TGV mais sinon, c'est des outils quoi. Le truc rouge est en effet une lampe de poche, et le multitruc marqué "gerber" a un porte-embouts de l'autre côté

(Tellement indispensable que c'est dans mes poches, carrément, pas dans un sac. Ouais, c'est un peu lourd à la fin de la journée)

RISKY CLICK OF THE DAY

Ben t'sais pas, y'a p'têt windows dessus

And redhat. But only in Europe.

Absolutely. And when bored (which is likely to happen), I'd visit Moorcock's "Dancers at the end of times" universe, for the same carefree attitude, but in a much more spicy flavour

Currently in France No OS is -€60 and with Fedora or Ubuntu it's -€30

Don't ask. Different markets, pricing irrelevant to actual costs

HAHAHAHA what the eff? Where does that come from? (I know it's semi-old because of the vertical toolbar)

Gnome is the best UI there is IMO. Anything else is cluttered, or privacy-invasive, or both.

I am a sucker for indirect, coloured washes aiming at the ceiling

You didn't specify a context, did you?

I mean, this is "ambient lighting" amrite?

Hm. I use it for anything, looping stuff, streams, entire album play, playlists, even audio books before I found maBooks

My only current bug is that I used to have my music on an SD card, which failed & I removed, but VLC still thinks it's right there and fills my library with it

VLC is the goat here, no?

As available in France, tho only for €60 less.
And you pay €30 for fedora (?)

Indeed but it's rarely available to the general public. They don't mind selling 2000 units to a business with dedicated IT support. They (used to) totally draw the line at providing individual support to individual customers.

In my experience (France), buy it while you can because it pops from time to time & disappears without warning.

Woah! Never seen this in France, ever. You can even get it os-free!

The difference in pricing is concerning tho.

Where?

To push it a bit more contemporary: Peter Cawdron and his "First Contact " series, which is infinite variations (about 30 as of now) of making first contact with an alien sentience of any type.

It's excellent, and despite being excellent only available on kindle / kindle unlimited because as an independent author, that's the only way for him to publish & make a buck out if it.

Peter Cawdron is on Mastodon btw