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Yah I don’t blame them for not liking Otter. I’m more of a beaver fan myself

Linux still can get viruses. Just not as likely

It is detecting your ram with what I can tell from the screenshot. What program is that anyways? But it a large portion is being used. I believe windows itself uses aroung 4gigs and you might just have programs in the background using the rest, even a web browser could use a decent chunk

What does task manager show?

Download a linux distro iso file

Burn iso to usb using rufus

Restart computer with usb plugged in

Get into bios by pressing your system’s specified key to get into bios while booting

Go to the boot settings

Select your usb

Linux should pop up after a minute with install menu

If you configure the settings right, you can have a dual boot setup with both windows and linux

After linux is installed you no longer need the usb

Yah the dkim was largely what I had issues with. Mostly because it wasn’t mentioned to me that it was necessary. But once I was aware of it it was quick to fix

It is definitely a pain in the ass but I’ve haven’t had any companies as far as I know block my emails yet with my setup. The biggest thing is setting up your dns correctly to prevent your emails from going straight to spam

Ah you are correct. Never heard of their bridge until now

Protonmail has a free plan with a inbox size limit that 99% of people will never hit. I’ve had it since 2019 and only 15% usage of my capacity

Not a lot of other good options if you don’t self host which is a bitch even for professionals nowadays

A self hosted email server for privacy while keeping thunderbird access

Otherwise protonmail is the way to go

I see a lot of the good ones are already mentioned. But I can’t use a linux system for more than an hour without ‘thefuck’ installed

That fact that they made it natively in jetpack compose on android is actually really cool

I second this

This is awesome

Other than the good ole ad blocker, sponsorblock is a godsend

I’ll miss the r/place

Joining discords and forming alliances with complete strangers over a few pixels was quite a good time

Lemurs. Hence the Jerboa app icon

Why? Just why would they do that? They already have instagram and facebook. And now they want to literally make a clone of another product

I think honestly Lemmy just needs more mobile clients. Jerboa is ok, but third party clients are needed here like they are/were with reddit

Alpine is honestly my go to