At this point… Why aren’t Linux users tracking the certificate and notify them?

She could buy blackrock shares to benefit from her own exploitation…

Question to all of you: is it possible to use own tracks to monitor on a mobile phone and cache the location there and only once a month, you boot the server that own tracks is connected to (and it syncs then)?

What has stopped me so far: The gigantic docker compose stack that I have to spawn.

It would also be nice to have a demo button on your website that allows opening a read-only demo version of dawarich.

It’s like Internet Explorer on Windows. If you rip it out the whole system does not work anymore and there is no way to make that work. /s

Infantino: Sisss month, I feel aaah … gay!!

Or you create a post on your blog and post the hyperlink to it on Lemmy and maybe some other platforms. Pretty much what I have done here, except that it is not my blog in this case.

And whoever likes you website can decide to follow you on Lemmy or some other platform or to subscribe to your RSS/ATOM feed.

Good that we don’t have karma here…

Even here, the guy you’re responding to is getting down voted to oblivion (for Lemmy anyways) for an opinion that I have echoed elsewhere and gotten the opposite response.

I’m on a Lemmy instance that has downvotes disabled. I can only see that the person I replied to has 3 upvotes and that me previous comment has 2. I don’t even see the negativity on Lemmy.

My experience was that every sub reddit itself was an echo chamber.

Not having the majority opinion of the subreddit meant getting negative scores because of downvoters, which lead to deleted posts because of that stupid karma system.

But yeah, suggesting a permanent solution for both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict on Lemmy by criticizing BOTH sides doesn’t get you sympathy points here either.

Lol, this is funny

Well, 5 years ago, they cried about wedding vows written by someone else, too. Instead of ChatGPT, they came from the first Google search result.

Welcome to the pengulution

I think, I haven’t had any mentionable problem with Manjaro over multiple years.

My thinking process years ago was:

I had Debian and was not satisfied with the fact that I had to wait ages for updates of stuff like KDE Plasma. I wanted something with shorter update intervals.

I decided against Ubuntu because of the company behind it.

I decided against Mint, because it’s on level 3 in the derivate tree, so more places where something can go wrong.

Then I found Manjaro and liked it from the beginning. Very easy to install (no script necessary), awesome custom Plasma theme, short update intervals, …

Arch can be scary. I wanted a reliable, easy OS for private use and I knew, I get that with Manjaro. With Arch, I was not sure whether I might FCK something up.

A bit of context is sometimes nice…

Did the website certificate expire?

I mean… When friends or people at my work place plan a party and want to organize who brings what, they share an MSOffice or Google Calc link around, which allows you to enter stuff and see in real time what the others enter.

That would be nice to do with LibreOffice instead.

I don’t know, to be honest. I have never hosted Piped.

Seem to have very similar features.

Invidious for YouTube without ads

I use Manjaro by the way