Are you serious? It’s Microsoft.

That’s a big point that also usually isn’t really distinguished in all these studies, especially the ones about children and screen time.

I feel there are differences between just watching cartoons and playing some involving game.

Also, just walking by a TV that’s on is also screen time, or not? Is the TV running in the background at home screen time when you only look at it 5 minutes here and there?

I’d be happy if those studies would clearly state, 4 hours social media per day is bad. Or 4 hours watching TV with at least 30 minutes long sessions is bad. Stuff like that.

Well yeah. Turns out you are not the average user. Don’t mean that neither as a compliment nor an insult.

The fork isn’t

I actually always wondered about the y in old texts. Thanks!

The enforcing part is where this is likely to get shitty. Once they establish this as a law they maybe will try and sue companies that don’t provide an age check on their websites. Now if that is possible I am not sure, seeing as many of those are having HQs in Ireland or Netherlands due to tax reasons.

But if that is successful it would mean they actually have to check everyone’s age by some means, which means collecting IDs. Which definitely is bad news for users, we all know that data won’t be securely stored or deleted.

Not sure how else this could go down.

Pharaos were the OG preppers.

Not an expert so I might be wrong, but as far as I understand it, those specialised tools you describe are not even AI. It is all machine learning. Maybe to the end user it doesn’t matter, but people have this idea of an intelligent machine when its more like brute force information feeding into a model system.

Any news about the fork of it? https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android-fdroid

Didn’t smell any is certainly not a good way to measure this. I mean, I am no expert, but surely there is something that can actually put a number to the amount produced.

I never got hdparm to work for me either. Hd-idle however works like a charm.

https://itsfoss.com/arch-based-linux-distros/

Manjaro for example. I also thought Garuda would be focused on stability but according to this article potentially no. So maybe just Manjaro, I do remember reading about something else like it though…

That’s… a weird take. There are variants of Arch that focus on stability, if that’s what you are after.

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:(

I am actually using this for quite a while but since its not developed anymore I also need to prep for the inevitable. Posted on this actually but only got one good suggestion, web based server side only though, OliveTin.

See my post https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/17822391

Thankfully?

Edit: woah, what a novel below me. I don’t want him dead either. But the headline would have worked perfectly without this one word. Including it makes it just weird.

Thank you! Also thanks for not getting discouraged to answer by all this comment mess.

Would be nice if you could elaborate what exactly you did different than all the others?

Edit: jeez, guys. It was just a question since they said “none of the others met their needs” so I was interested in that? Did that sound that rude? I am not a native English speaker, so I am not sure now. They are completely OK to ignore my question. But cool, will not ask that again and ignore such posts in the future.

There is no such thing as a line, it seems to be a long gradient and its about how fast you move on the gradient. If you ever so slightly introduce more and more crap slowly enough, people don’t care as they forget how good they had it much earlier.

Data is stored in a log file, which is why I wondered if someone already made a solution that just parses that and presents it as graphs. Couldn’t find that myself but seems like it does not exist.

I get your point and it was an emergency option to at some point take time and do it myself, sure. But that is not what I asked, not even sure when I have the time to do this.