Sure, and they’ll be pirating it, a net benefit if it reduces Microsoft’s monopoly.

I saw one on another article here that was just a stock image of some penguins, I rather liked that.

I’d actually wager that most of the US looks like that.

I mean yeah, it’s an investigative journalist piece that took several years of interviews and work. I feel like shorter pieces that fail to address the nuance of a topic is a big part of why we’re in this mess with trans healthcare in the first place.

It also just flies in the face of open-source, to use what was likely a closed-source image genAI to produce the image.

There are plenty of already existing images for this they could reuse. For example:

I wasn’t able to send much, but I hope that helps a little 💜

She did post about a month ago, but there is a mod from old 196 that says she was verified with a video and some random codes: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/comment/13156782

Yes but apt-get isn’t a seperate package from apt, just a seperate command. All of the apt-* commands are part of the same package, which is now Apt-3.0. This isn’t really what the user above you was asking.

Ah cool, thanks :)

Pretty sure that’s an AI-generated image at the start of that article. That’s when I stopped reading it.

On your first point, I’ve been treated like I’m engaging in male-coded hobbies because I’m still very into cars and motorbikes, and I honestly just find it horribly sexist? As if cis women aren’t allowed to have these hobbies. But if you wear skirts, grow your hair long and put makeup on, you’ll be told you’re the one being sexist because womanhood is more than that. I think it all just really proves how ridiculous cis people’s perceptions about gender are, OP’s therapist definitely included.

Wait, are you getting hormones from Planned Parenthood? That wouldn’t be DIY, just Informed Consent. That’s the most common model for getting hormones officially in Australia, rather than requiring a therapist’s recommendation.

Edit: Ah, my apologies, I hadn’t read your other comment before posting this and see now this conversation has already been had <3

I think in that regard, Lemmy is a forum software just like vBulletin or Discourse is. However, I would really like to see a flat forum with federation.

Why are you even in this comm in the first place?

See that’s where you’re wrong though, because my computer does have a TPM chip and still can’t run Win11. That’s because Microsoft locked them down to v2.0 or newer ones and mine’s only a v1.2 chip.

The TPM chip is the issue here, and not a requirement under Linux.

On a machine that can run it. If you have one of the machines that are the subject of this article, the only upgrade path is to buy a new one, for which Microsoft takes a healthy OEM fee for including Win11. You can easily see that cost on devices like the Legion Go S that cost significantly less for the SteamOS version.

Informed consent is available in some other countries as well, I know Australia has it and I’m pretty sure New Zealand too.

Isn’t that Quark tho? The commenter above said he was the exception.