The most likely use case for a website like this is probably that you want to know about a certain project if it is FOSS or not, so why is the search bar not visible right on the home page? Why make the user do the extra click on “View All”?
I use an Nvidia GPU with GNOME and Wayland and everything works great for me.
Gamers don’t do nuance. It’s either the greatest thing ever or it’s slop. Nothing in between. I hate this mentality.
I’m a fan of “lire”
How will your server bill be paid if/when you die?
And you spend more time talking to them than having sex with them. (probably)
I think I interact with Lemmy less now because I noticed that I grew tired of reading useless comments and for finding and reading articles I want to read I have RSS which doesn’t bombard me with stuff I don’t care about.
The presence of comments leads me to only want to read the comments and I hate that.
Kagi (search engine) downranks AI generated content.
If I’m lucky my SRS
At most every 3 years but only because I like new tech. I could easily keep my phone for longer which I will probably do from now on because the changes from generation to generation aren’t as dramatic for iPhones (I used Android before until last year)
I usually send in my old phone for trade in or sell it to a refurbisher or to family.
It might be because people are using a front-end that can’t display the font properly.
This is what it looks like to me for example.
Your blog follows the system theme.
Just FYI when switching to light mode the layout on your website breaks (doesn’t have a max-width any more)
and rekindle the interest for a smaller more fragmented Web
Why wait? https://indieweb.org/
I would probably need a different phone (iPhone) and would replace YouTube with Nebula or something. Other than that nothing would change for me.
No, I came out a little over 2 years ago and just started living as my true self.
I always make a list otherwise I will probably forget something.
Not dual booting will cure your League addiction.