DARbarian @ DARbarian @artemis.camp

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what kind of boomer facebook inspirational instabro shit is this

Idk your budget, but I cannot recommend the HHKB highly enough

Unfortunately Mull does not have it's own WebView implementation. I believe Bromite/Cromite and Vanadium have their own, but your phone has to be rooted to change your default WebView.

I just finished Assassins Creed Odyssey after 150 hours and 100% completion (aside from the riddles) and goddamn what a journey it was. Really looking forward to Mirage but I still have to play Valhalla

In what situation would you need this stock photo!?

I have like 4 million domains in my blocklist and I have yet to encounter any issues or hear any complaints from my roommate.

God bless TempleOS

F-Droid release is long overdue

This is so awesome, but any plans for Jellyfin integration?

Well damn then I guess I'll have to lol Any specific lube you recommend?

Are these even attainable anymore? And is it really worth the price tag?? Just some quick googling and they seem to be over a grand

Just finally got my HHKB Professional Hybrid Type-S. Any must-have modifications or you think stock is fine? I have no experience disassembling and lubing so it's a little intimidating, especially if there's a chance I fuck something up lol

Hate to be that guy, but I cannot comprehend why anybody would pay THIRTY DOLLARS for an app tp use an already FOSS, federated, ad-free service lol Why not just use any of the other two dozen Lemmy apps

You just have to download it from the AUR and compile it. Then Garuda makes it super easy to pick your kernel in the boot settings.

Silence is no longer maintained. I recommend PartisanSMS, an active fork of QKSMS.

Yeah I've been following along, just want Waylamd support for Inout Leap on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed

A Synergy/Barrier/Input-Leap for Wayland

PM me if you need help getting rid of 'em lol I'll take one off your hands

I'd rather keep all the services to a single more powerful device and then relegate the Pi to more specialized, Pi-related tasks like a smart doorbell cam or Home Assistant Hub.

Holy shit that is so cheap! There's gotta be a catch, right?