алсааас [she/they] @ alsaaas @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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All the people defending master-slave terminology in the comments 💀💀💀

Look it up, it was used in Bitkeeper that way iirc

Reading is hard and understanding two layers (that you mean OOP and not OP of this post), is even harder

The industrial revolution and it's consequences....

Why must it have this overly obnoxious intonation...

TBH, I just use a GTK4 programme whenever I have the choice, so for me Proton+ was natural

I'm sure Bashir already looks at you that way lol

That is indeed the beauty, I agree. I like some opinionated software as well (Gnome for example). Opinionated always fits better than generalised stuff IMO. I can disagree with that opinion, but that just means it's not for me and might be great for others

IMO letting the default be default and offering other options is the best. Why? Bc the frontents are inconsistent and may only partially offer features lemmy-ui has or in a different way. Like leave the default bc it's the thing people are used to but give the freedom of choice having various frontends "natively" on your instance

I think they might have meant a separate partition with it's own install

A comment I came across like two weeks ago puts it quite well:

I haven't used piefed myself but I wouldn't want to switch to it because I feel like it gives more power to downvotes and karma (or "reputation" as they call it):

• Comments with -10 score are collapsed by default.
• People who get downvoted a lot end up with a ‘low reputation’ indicator next to their name. You’ll know it when you see it.
• Upvotes in meme communities do not add to reputation.

Those are three of the twelve points listed as differences to lemmy on their features page.

I also don't agree with some of the points in their article on "PieFed features for growing healthy communities".

from: https://sopuli.xyz/comment/17119490
the comments' thread is also quite interesting

Plus it's written in Python and has only a few hundred MAUs, so we can only guess how well it scales

EDIT: Regarding Lemmy frontends, I suggest you take a look at how the instance I'm on handles it. They append a single char in front of the url to signify the various frontends

Came here for a good collection, found spyware links. No thank you.

For a split second I thought this was a person in a very elaborate fursuit lol

Just use rubbing/cleaning alcohol, way cheaper too probably

Some perfectly intelligent people just turn off all their braincells and panic when they come into contact with tech that's slightly different to what they're used to, often regardless of age

Thank you O'Brian!
I hope you have finally done the DTR with Bashir...

Apline is Linux/Busyibox or smth like that. However, that does not make 99% of distros not GNU/Linux.

Saying that the whole Debian, RHEL, SUSE and Arch realm (ie. stuff like Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, Opensuse, EndeavourOS, Manjaro etc) and countless other distros are not GNU/Linux would be as, if not more, disingenuous as calling Alpine "GNU/Linux"

Also Alpine is not only dwarfed in terms of quantity of GNU/Linux distros, but also in amount of users/instances; both desktop- and server-side

Thx for clarifying! I usually don't notice that bc I always use the external downloads. It would be rly cool to see bookracy in the external downloads of Annas Archives then!

also pls keep your humour, it's funny to see the libs get mad bc they see a "Russian Federation" tag

Glad to see this initiative. A genuine question: isn't this redundant with Annas Archive?

Another example why "unlimited genocide on the first world" remains relevant

(libs not getting JDPON memes is funny AF)

that would be so fucking rad