No one suspects a thing
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My friend said the fediverse is the Linux of social media. Now I'm trying to get him on the fediverse, and he's trying to get me onto Linux.
I always refer to Lemmy as "communist Reddit".
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They use Haiku and watch Farscape.
TempleOS and BSG
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Joke's on you, I use star trek and watch Linux.
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TempleOS and BSG
So say we all.
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I don't use Linux or Apple. Just debloated Windows 11(Tiny 11).
I also don't watch Star trek or even watch TV.
We are out here. Enjoy your stay.
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It's okay, BSD, Haiku, and even Amiga users are welcome too.
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but The Orville is just Star Trek with Family Guy jokes
500 cigarettes was pretty good.
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Eh maybe I'll give it a try
I'm not a huge fan of most of the Treks, but I love Enterprise
Faith of the heeeeeaaaaaaaarrrrt
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I started getting into Star Trek last week and I'm planning to use Linux as soon as I get a laptop of my own. Lemmy has finally consumed me.
One of us, One of us
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I'm not a huge fan of most of the Treks, but I love Enterprise
Faith of the heeeeeaaaaaaaarrrrt
Enterprise has a lot going for it, if season 3 didn't ever happened, and the executives allowed the writers to use less technology and have that first season on earth they wanted to do, it would have been incredible lol.
i like a lot the "pioneering" feeling the show has, the crew still is astronaut-y.
And hoshi Sato is one of the few redeeming characters, alongside Dr Phlox.
Overall 7/10 enjoyable, even if the executives half-ruined it.
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It's okay, BSD, Haiku, and even Amiga users are welcome too.
Temple OS user here, I've been welcomed as well.
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I paid for winrar on windows, I'm going to make it every penny's worth
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It's okay, BSD, Haiku, and even Amiga users are welcome too.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]OS/2?
edit: I had no idea - it lives
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I don't watch star trek. A bit too "outdated" for my liking (am Gen Z).
I like The Expanse, The Orville, and Dark Matter (2015)
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Start with Strange New Worlds. If you like The Expanse (and I love The Expanse), you’ll like it. It’s gorgeous, it’s brand new, it feels modern, but it’s as Star Trek as the original series.
Then go to Deep Space 9 once you’re used to the water.
Please don’t ban me Lemmy admins, but… you’ll have people tell you to start with TNG. Don’t. It does feel old, heh.
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So you’re a BSD user and Stargate fan?
Babylon 5, and I multi boot.
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I started getting into Star Trek last week and I'm planning to use Linux as soon as I get a laptop of my own. Lemmy has finally consumed me.
Go deep! Go CachyOS!
And if you get an Nvidia laptop, welcome to hell
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And you don't use ai.
But for reasons you don't understand.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]My hope is that localllama-style use grows on Lemmy once the corporate apps start to really enshittify.
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Or don’t speak German
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I've just skipped around episodes in Next Generation, DS9 and Voyager but I love most of it.
Homefront and Paradise Lost might be some of the best television I've ever seen. The fact that those episodes came out before 9/11 might be the craziest piece of foreshadowing I've ever seen.
Little green men was my favorite though.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]And In the Pale Moonlight. I hope you didn’t skip that one!
Yeah, skipping around ST is reasonable. I skipped around Voyager a ton and still haven’t filled in the gaps TBH.
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Call me when I can play ALL the video games I want to play on Linux and I'll happily ditch windows.
Hard mode: you aren't allowed to mention Proton or tell me to abandon video games I like because "Well kernal anticheat is bad and was invented by satan" (it is, I know, I still want to play fortnite occasionally or whatever).
wrote on last edited by [email protected]You can dual boot.
I find that ideal. I strip Windows down to the bone, turn off defender realtime and some other security measures (which I don’t worry about since Windows can’t read my Linux partitions), and it makes games fly.
And use Linux for basically anything else.
No messing around with stuff that doesn’t want to work on either OS. And Linux is so much easier/faster for so many things (like anything GPU compute, or dealing with media, or Java games like Minecraft/Starsector).
