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Thank you for the in depth explanation
Thank you for the in depth explanation
You have a lot of ram, linux will try to use most of it, it’s a normal thing. There’s a huge difference from using a large amount of ram when available to NEEDING that amount to run.Try installing both OSes on a machine with 4gb, and see the difference between them. One will be usable, while the other will have a poor performance. You can even push it harder with a 1gb machine. Linux will provide a system with basic functionality, while windows will be unusable.
Can someone eli5 why emule stopped being used, if people liked it so much?
The way I see it, soulseek is focused on sharing smaller files and niche stuff to a small community. For large files, or things with a large audience, other tools would be better suited.
I use soulseek quite often. It’s a good source of books and pdfs too.
You just have to talk and explain <u> everything</u>. Oh, wait…
Doesn’t apply to all, unfortunately. For me, it has been a mess. My life is a constant fight for survival, because even simple things, like eating, are difficult for me, and at the end of the day, I have barely any time to do anything that i want to do in life.
Thanks for the nice community. I’d like to give a small suggestion: to use the link format !community@server instead of the full https link in the relevant communities section in the sidebar, because it makes it easier for people to click on and subscribe themselves, even if they’re from different lemmy instances.
Example: to use !Autism@kbin.social, instead of https://lemmy.world/c/Autism@kbin.social. The first format will work for people from any server, but the second one will only work for people from lemmy.world.
That’s not what I mean, but the opposite. I’m diagnosed as autistic, but I wanted to know if my autoimmune issues are related to it, perhaps as a way to better deal with them. I just wanted some more information on the relationship between autism and autoimmune diseases, because I found very little on the internet.
Does anyone know where I can find more information about it? I got diagnosed last year, and I have several mild autoimmune issues that doctors never managed to help me with. Perhaps it’s related to autism?
They tried to fix it, but gnome didn’t allow to customize the comment