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I don’t think your distro choice matters for your desktop ease of use… If I were to choose distros, I’d choose NixOS… but that’s because I’m a NixOS user :P

Yeah, maybe it can be used for that somehow.

nix is pretty nice

cool

„iplogger.com” XD

Sbeve.

Yep, they’re from CDPR, based in Warsaw

I only have prime because it’s VERY cheap in poland - it costs ~ $10/YEAR. I don’t even really buy stuff on amazon, it’s just for prime video and the gaming rewards.

On the other side - not standalone - people often use Home Assistant for this, you can configure the dashboard on a different device, write custom widgets, it’s interactive, etc.

Someone made this, which is mindblowing!

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/use-esphome-with-e-ink-displays-to-blend-in-with-your-home-decor/435428

I thought any modern framework pretty much makes XSS impossible….

On the website.

Local communities don't have @instance name from what I see

There is an RSS button right next to the text that says "Inbox".

Honestly, I’ve been using Discord since 2018, and I’ve met many people who have been using custom clients, and I don’t think I’ve heard of one getting banned. You should be safe unless you start doing some bad stuff, like spamming the API, or recovering deleted messages.

It’s useful to switch most stuff out of xwayland as some stuff just doesn’t work in it (screen sharing, DnD is kinda broken, etc.)

You can use https://github.com/SpacingBat3/WebCord as a replacement for the official Discord client, it runs with the system Electron and can run in wayland natively.

I wish at least there was no grammatical error on it, lol

https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/

https://npmdrinkinggame.party

• 1 config for all my devices (pc, laptop, aarch64 server)
• 1 config language that I have to learn for the most part
• stuff won't randomly break on an update, and even if I mess something up, I can press the up arrow when booting to boot an older generation
• everything is organized in 1 place (especially useful for my server, cause docker containers, NixOS container, native services are in the same spot)