Cyclohexane @ cyclohexane @lemmy.ml

West Asia - Communist - international politics - anti-imperialism - softwar

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I don't have a link, and not saying I agree with their answer, but the lemmy creators (and maintainers of join-lemmy answered this in a AMA about a month ago. They said they'd prefer the horrible people concentrate in their own instances so we can block them easily rather than have them in our instances. The join lemmy list does not serve as an endorsement, but a catalog of all available instances.

On a similar question, has anyone kept track of the lemmy equivalents of every (major) sub Reddit? Is there a community to find other communities?

"Political Memes" is extremely vague. To demonstrate, I opened the community, and this was the 3rd meme that came up. Imo this blurs the line or what counts as political. I'm sure you can find many others.

"Political Memes" is extremely vague. I opened the community, and this was the 3rd meme that came up. Just to show you that it doesn't take much to find an example that really blurs the line of what would be a political meme and what isn't.

Memes are quite similar to caricatures and cartoons of the printing age, except they have an even bigger role in our modern age. It is a more accessible way of spreading ideas, making arguments, or the like.

You of course will not be taking down a government with a meme alone, but the meme can be part of the first steps of spreading awareness and bringing societal problems to attention, preceding real change.

Do you mean it should work regardless of this tool? Or it works because of this tool?

I use foot for the most part, and alacritty when I use X. I'll check if foot has it. Thanks!!

Does this work over ssh? For example, I'm in a ssh session, I can pipe something into a terminal program, and I can paste it with Ctrl + V on the host machine?

Are the differences between racket and guile significant?

Had to scroll far to find this. Love Scala!

Never heard of the last two. Can you tell us more?

What would be the appeal of small talk, or a smalltalk-like language?

Well some of these seem less known (which I am interested in). I only know python and zsh. I've heard of bum. Can you tell us more, and why you like them?

I wired it in to eliminate Bluetooth issues. Resident evil on steam works. Arch wiki has a lot of stuff but I couldn't find anything about this.

Would prefer a lower cost and low footprint option 😅

From my understanding this doesn't work too well for GUIs

I've been interested in nix for a while. In fact, the use case I described probably fits nix better than gentoo. I'll check it out. Thanks!

I don't think Docker is comparable to bubble wrap. The latter is a lot more flexible. Docker is a pain with GUIs, and difficult to have a customizable way to "break" isolation when you need to, like having applications talk to each other or exchange files, etc.

That's my current setup. But would rather separate things off and keep the PC for gaming.

Comments be like: start by reading the philosophy topics I like and I am biased towards

what if I regret installing the thing and want to remove it? is it easy or would I be having to track files down?