

Pixel 6a I uninstalled it no issues.
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Pixel 6a I uninstalled it no issues.
I’m not even ready for Arch because I can’t make decisions for myself.
“Don’t be evil” never meant anything except don’t put ads before search results and they clearly abandoned that one a long time ago.
The worst problem in this world is that we will all be endlessly told to just work on ourselves and make ourselves better every time we have to deal with cretinous motherfuckers who will never spend a single moment of their life working on self-improvement or being a better person.
Some days I really wish that China’s social credit score thing was real, but actually effectively applied at real anti-social people. Like right-wing fucking thugs who chose to cough all over people during COVID because they decided they were smarter than scientists and doctors and it “must be a hoax!”
I wish there was a system to force these people into doing some basic fucking self reflection and choosing to be better.
Genuinely, my entire life has been spent being prosocial and trying very hard to be a good person, and every time I fall apart because I’m surrounded by selfish fucking asshole idiots, it’s my job to get the fuck over it, never their job to become better people.
As for you, specifically, a healthy workplace is one that doesn’t judge people for being different but instead sees the hard work they do and accepts that every individual has their own needs and can be healthy and productive in the workplace without being just like everybody else. I am so sorry you’re experiencing this, because you don’t deserve to. Your accomplishments at work should be the measure of whether you matter, not whether you are sociable enough that’s just silly.
If DNS gets blocked, can’t sites still be accessed as long as you know the IP or Socket of the server?
Lubuntu has always been solid for me for low spec machines.
With only 2 gb of RAM it will be slow, there is almost no avoiding that part.
Shout out to Brokep, nice to see folks using Njalla.
Further, they’re hosted in Germany, so they must still follow German law and court requests.
SimpleX is taking a lot of venture capital money which makes it just slightly suspect, imho. Those guys usually want a return of some kind on their investment. I simply don’t trust the motives of technocrats like Jack Dorsey.
The Matrix Foundation, on the other hand, seems a lot more democratic in governance and stewardship of the protocol.
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yeah I always forget the actual name of it I just memorized some of them early on in using Lemmy.
I actually mostly interact with Lemmy via a web interface on the desktop, so I’m unfamiliar with how much support for the more obscure tagging options there is in each app.
It’s rendered in a special way on the web, at least.
The original was 474x767 pixels, I upscaled it to 1000x1618 pixels. You can check the file info on each yourself.
Not directly, this seems to be an option though, to see the “thought” behind it. It’s called “DeepThink.”
The text is so fuckin small…
Here’s an upscaled copy that is slightly more legible without having to blow the image up first:
Blahaj.zone runs on AWS not Cloudflare.
Blahaj.zone is a smaller instance with less than 3000 users.
There is no character limit that I see.
At least on lemmy.blahaj.zone Ada has blocked nsfw instances, I assume she did the same on blahaj.zone. EDIT: I just double checked and for sure a lot of NSFW instances are blocked by blahaj.zone.
Finally, as the instance for transfolk, it has never at any point federated with Threads
I understand. In death, members of Lemmy do have a name. His name is Lemmy.
Not a historical country, per se, but I love traditional names for places.
Anyone else remember when the Bush administration considered people who read Linux Journal to be targeted for extra surveillance because they labelled Linux Journal an extremist forum for merely discussing the existence of Tor and Tails?
Further, anyone else remember when the Bush admin pushed Total Information Awareness, a program that was collecting the kind of information on US citizens that those same citizens give away freely to Facebook without needing to be surveilled?
That humans can survive the climate disaster they created.