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This is my Veronica Explains appreciation post…

If you want to learn super-cool things about computers and Linux (and how to mix them together), Veronica’s channel is the place.

https://makertube.net/c/veronicaexplains/videos

@veronica’s channel is probably my favorite on PeerTube. One of her videos even helped me to get Linux running on my old MacBook.

So if you like this kind of thing, I recommend adding her channel to your subscription list. Oh, and if you don’t have a PeerTube account, you can subscribe via RSS or as a podcast feed (PeerTube is rad that way).

#Linux #Computers #VeronicaExplains #PeerTube


Hey everyone, I’m #newhere in this pod. diaspora* user Nº 21520 (join in 2010).

I’m interested in #computers, #linux, #gnulinux, #software, #hardware, #homecomputer, #music, #freesoftware, #diaspora, #nature, #retrocomputing, #trekking #mountainbike, #kayak and much more!!!

I live in Patagonia, Argentina.


Dual monitor advice: Purposely turn down the brightness of your "secondary" monitor.

What I'd really love is a way for my desktop environment (currently Gnome, but this should count for windows too) to automatically dim other when content goes fullscreen on one monitor. But for now, dimming the other monitor works. #tech #computers #dualmonitor


Hello everyone. I'm new here, part of the #TwitterMigration. Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm mostly interested in #lgbtqia topics, #books, #writing, #computers, #StarWars, and US and world #news in general.

#introduction


#Apple has contributed absolutely nothing to the #computing #history, except for design pieces for the #posh, who upgrade #computers every five years, #tablets every two years, and #phones every year, just to show off, as well as #waste #resources as very few other #companies might do.

Don't even get me started about the clearly amazing quality of #OpenSource #software, in which all Apple products are based, but made #close #source by them afterwards.

Your #work is #beautiful, @davidrevoy


The first time I read Dune by Frank Herbert, I thought the idea of the Butlerian Djihad, a future conflict resulting in the destruction and the subsequent ban of all #computers, thinking machines and conscious robots, to be pure fantasy.

Now? I'm not so sure.