Hjalmar

I find that “carefully included extra margin” outrageously ugly

Not really? It has alot of icons which are all driven by nerd font. Also you can basically use any font you want, neard just addes some extra glyphs

Those are amazing! There so cute 😍

I wounder if we could make a script to pick a random one and use it as a background image? It would be awesome to have those as background images but o don’t know if the author would be okay with me using them for that

A typical quantum entangled hyperbolic non-linear file system, or QEHNLFS for short. This was first described in Einstein’s fourth relativity theory. I states the following:

In any QEHNLFS the perceived storage space (used and unused) may vary depending on the reference frame. All reference frames are equally valid and therefore the absolute storage space of the QEHNLFS is not well defined. QEHNLFSs generally appear around a central supermassive black hole, typically located at /dev/null in the QEHNLFS

To me that seems like a good idea, alternatives are always great. Sadly I can’t help as my computer doesn’t have Bluetooth and I don’t know rust.

I’m trying to think of complaints about how this is really stupid but I can’t come up with any so I will have to install Wayland and try to get this working with my Nvidia graphics card (or not that seams like a big pain)

That so called “company mascot” on page 1 is so cute (-:

EDIT: the penguin, not Linus

…brings joy for my daughter who recently upgraded to GNU/Linux from Windows 7.

Okay, amazing writing (:

And seemingly a nice YT channel :)

Yep, depending on what you do the outdated Ubuntu packages can be a real pain. I’m going to switch from Linux mint sometime soon* for that reason.

* sometime soon, aka when I finally put in the time and figure out how to install arch

You could just go to lemmy.world. That’s your home instance, it works kinda like an email provider. And if you (for example) use gmail you can access your mail at the Gmail website and the same is true for Lemmy.

But just like you could download an email client you can get yourself an Lemy client and use that*. That client will make API requests to your home instance to get the posts it presents to you. Your home instance in turn will communicate with other instances in order to show their posts to you.**

clients/websites you could try

Here is one list and here is another. Also note that some clients are actually webapps.

* you probably know this considering you use the Lemmy client sync

** Disclaimer: the last part about how Lemmy works is just how I think it works based on what I have read. I could be completely wrong.

Yep, and that’s the beauty of it ❤️🐧

Nice! It would be nice to see how “nice” you’ve been, aka the ratio between up votes and down votes. But that would probably require a login. (Also we could take the up vote down vote ratio for the entirety of Lemmy to rate the content quality but that’s a whole other story)

Well then, take your beloved capitalism and get the hell out of here. There are lots of profit driven social media platforms that you could try out.

stop

And yes, it works

Nice :) @PostWatchBot@lemy.lol

I’ve been on Mastodon (but not twitter) for a little while and I wonder the same thing. I basically saw no interesting discussion, just “microblogs” and many that’s just how it is.

Didn’t know of mander.xyz, thank you :)

Some organisation I think could run instances:

• churches could run a Mastodon instance (maybe godwills.it, that domain is not in use)
• some European science agency could run an instance. preferably this would be an Lemmy instance so that you could follow fields. That would probably demand some from of community nesting so that you could have things like an “math” community with the subcommunity “number theory” and a way of controlling who can post in the communities.
• I feel like it would make sense for governments to run fediverse instances that could both be used as general purpose instances by the people of that country and a channel for news communication. Some governments could maybe take over the local instance for that country (I haven’t talked to the mods but I’m thinking of feddit.nu and feddit.dk)
• the scouts should run some instance, either locally or globally. As a scout I would love that :)
• libraries/book shops could run bookwyrm instances. This could also help them recommend books to customers based on data from there bookwyrm instance.

Regarding film instances I think it’s best if that’s community run as I can’t see any organisation who wouldn’t bamboozle it and wants to run it. And community run instances can work if you have more then one moderator