I’ve appealed but heard nothing back, guess they’ve forced me to take an early reddit exodus to here haha

Say about 3-4 days ago

It might be slow but its happening. Linux just has 1 more barrier for me to switch: games with kernal anti cheats.

“Dual boot” - I’d have to switch so often its not funny, I value my time at least a little bit ok “Don’t play those games” - I have friends, those friends want to play those games, I want to hang out with those friends because they’re fun people

Imma put this on my todo to check out, need a bit of time to look through all this. Thanks for the resources!

Ohh found it, bad naming in terms of SEO. Does it have screen sharing or is it just a chat/call/videocall app? Personally me and my friends use discord for 2 reasons: Chatting and screensharing. We use teamspeak to talk during gaming

Sadly they do keep all of your messages just anonymised

I don’t think an app like Discord could exist without great initial investment

Unsure if this is satire about the Matrix or an actual platform that thought it was smart to call itself Matrix

My reddit account suddenly got a lot of “server errors”, can’t post anymore and likes don’t count towards the streak. Since getting the “Network errors” I’ve also been getting 0 interaction.

I do actually live in the Netherlands now, what could I do to try and cause some chaos for this bs without paying for it? It happened to my last reddit account as well which a subreddit mod literally told me was shadow banned (like over 5 years ago now) and I should get that checked out.

I got shadowbanned after finally actively posting… On r/BuyFromEU… idk man

They fine people who pirate

Check out FMHY

First of all try accepting donations on your free software to get a bit of side income!

Secondly, look for companies that offer traineeships. I work in QA and basically any consultancy takes even non-IT people for their traineeship cause of the shortage we have.

Maybe something towards electrical engineering could interest you? Check for certificates/bachelors depending on how far you want to go.

As a sidenote, just try to get some sort of job even if not in IT. Being active in the job market makes you much more interesting to hire even if people tell you its not.