dom0 is the administration qube which handles the graphical desktop, i/o and hardware devices. So if you're installing dodgy software in dom0 you go around a lot of the sandboxing that qubes offers.
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I recently bought a Pixel 8 for 500€, they got cheaper since the Pixel 9 was just released. If you want to save some money you could probably just buy a Pixel 7a which will get updates until May 2028 (vs October 2030 for the Pixel 8). Supposedly the 7 has better battery life than the 8, but in the end it comes down to how long you want to use it.
I've been selfhosting Gitea for years now and it's great, but I also don't really collaborate with anyone else so YMMV. Originally I wanted to go with GitLab utb it's too resource intensive for my use case
They would deserve it regardless, but they're even harder to avoid than Nestle
+1 for RDR2. Probably the best game I've ever played, made me cry several times. 10/10
This is RedHat Linux 6.1, it was EOL way before RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 came around
Not a huge fan but systemd does a lot of stuff necessary to run linux. Of course there's more than one way to skin a cat, but it makes sense to have systemd as a dependency. Recall does exactly zero essential functionality to the OS that would justify making it a dependency to something as important as explorer.exe on Windows.
Probably still for some time. I have a laptop with a NVIDIA Optimus 1050ti from 2016 or so and it's still going strong 8 years later. It starts getting a bit tricky (but not impossible) at 10+ years old cards