People arguing a lot of legal stuff while I just think this was a dick move.
Too much rage bait, also after a time in here it's quite apparent how much the algorithm tries to push you to addiction.
I miss the niche communities tho.
Setting up boundaries.
I always thought it was the proportions that weren't healty. You get 50% bread, 50% meat, with a tiny slice of lettuce in the middle.
Bro thinks he is Nickelodeon 😭
And remember kids, if it is a command, you can automate it and never do it again.
Not one per se, but I love when a piece of open source software absolutely destroys it's competition. I'm not talking Firefox vs. Chrome or Unity vs. Godot debate (both are better, don't @ me), I'm talking when it's not even close, the open alternative is just industry standard.
VLC, Calibre, OBS and Blender come to mind.
Richest man in the world begging for pennies.
Edit: Well, thanks for the gold kind stranger!
I found this handy reference a while ago. But yeah, we are kinda screwed.
Google nowadays works if you wanna search something from the Wikipedia or like the same 20 websites. For anything else, good luck going through all the SEO autogenerated garbage.
To me, it was the astounding amount of interactivity between the community.
At first I thought this was temporarily caused by the whole migration from the R site. But, just out of curiosity, I signed up to Mastodon and have enjoyed myself just as much as here.
Most of the Lemmy post's / Mastodon toots have almost as much or more comments / boosts than upvotes or favorites. It feels so organic and makes me realize how much these huge companies employ technics to pretty much force to interact the way they see fit.
It reminds me of that good old saying "you are not immune to propaganda", well I guess neither I nor anyone is immune to psychological tricks either.
P.S. I also love the fact that since there isn't pretty much any money involved, most opinions and interactions are genuine. Like, who is gonna pay this dude to advertise a book through BookWyrm? That increases immensely the odds that said person is being honest with their opinion of that book. It's amazing.
Hi, I have set up my neovim config listchars like so:
vim.opt.listchars = { tab = "│ ", trail = "·", precedes = "<", extends = ">", nbsp = "○" }
But for empty lines between the indentations there are these awful holes left.
I used to use intent-blankline.nvim but I want to try to tone down my plugin usage, and I pretty much used it only to fix this issue, could somebody help me?
I just realized thunder+bird is wordplay for fire+fox. Damn am I slow.