Baloo can be disabled, it's just the background search indexer. So can kaccess (the accessibility service) and kde wallet (the secrets manager).
A lot of the widgets, effects and stuff take up RAM too.
Baloo can be disabled, it's just the background search indexer. So can kaccess (the accessibility service) and kde wallet (the secrets manager).
A lot of the widgets, effects and stuff take up RAM too.
I mean...
The weird sexism/girl idolation in a lot of anime is something. Even in more 'grounded' shows. It makes my skin crawl whenever I try anime, hence I think Cowboy Beebop and a Ghibli movie or two are the only things I finished.
"Western" animesque animation (Arcane, DCAU, Avatar, Dragon's Blood...) doesn't seem to suffer from that as much.
Ohhh. I've been into Stellaris, but never touched HOI IV yet. I like the more 'cold war' premise of this.
Definitelty going into my queue, thanks.
Man in The High Castle
Yeah, I dropped mid Season 2, I think. It was a really interesting premise that felt like it was getting stretched, carried by just a few characters.
Many moons ago, I dropped Supernatural and Smallville somewhere in the middle of their runs. Those are some looong runs, and that was enough.
Even Strange New Worlds?
Discovery was sooo boring, Picard was... rocky. I'm behind a season on SNW, but I think it's fun!
This is the correct way to watch GoT.
I mean...
You are looking at this the wrong way. If you post stuff on the open web, it's out there. It's been scraped for years, and will get scraped. The Fediverse is as low profile a place as any, but its no different.
If you don't like that, keep it in private chats, like Signal or text chains or whatever.
This is like mod makers who release Apache/MIT licensed stuff, but get frustrated over what others do with their mods. That's what releasing content into public means: others may do stuff with it you don't like, and you have to live with it, unfortunately. And honestly, I think it'd be tragic if they didn't publish mods over that fear.
It might have UX problems at this point? Maybe that's why they're hesitant.
I know "who is this for?" and "what would Steve Jobs say?" are tired memes, but... still. An even thinner body? Really?
Good!
Also, as a word of advice, when a bunch of linux forum folks tell you to do a bunch of manual stuff, don't listen to them.
It's always best to get fixes from your distro (or some package manager) first, where everything is integrated with the system and preconfigured and updated so you don't have to maintain it yourself over time. Like, for example, picking the legacy drivers from your distro instead of trying a manual install. I cannot emphasize this enough; it was a common mistake I made with linux early on.
I mean, not everything can be perfect, but its very easy to break the system and go down long maintenance rabbit holes.
I mean... let's set aside that you are not even covered by GDPR.
I feel like you're making a mountain out of a molehill.
Practically, if you want to delete your account, you just log in and delete your account. If you are worried about cloudflare fingerprinting, well, use the same tools you'd use to resist it anywhere else on the web.
CivitAI doesn't make it difficult like a lot of services do, which is what GDPR is aiming to cover her. Technically it'd be a violation if you were even covered, but it doesn't really feel like the purpose of the law? And it says absolutely nothing about protecting you from Cloudflare fingerprinting.