Yeah, it’s quite good! It’s too bad that it’s not cross-platform, but I think it performs best out of the open-source trifecta of Wox Launcher and Flow Launcher, all of which I’ve personally tried.

Dang, okay. Well, then, good, we have yet another reason against data centers. I just wanted to stay as objective as possible, but will check it out, thanks.

This is what Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat was supposed to do: decentralized, Wi-Fi-optional chat via Bluetooth and mesh networks.

Unfortunately, it’s also vibe-coded by his Goose AI, so I don’t put much stock into that… but it’s certainly a creative idea that more people should be trying. I personally love Bluetooth and think it’s horribly underused.

This is kinda funny because I’m getting into Fluent Search (Windows) and (trying to make) Hints (Linux) (work), so the company wouldn’t be able to collect as much data on me if my workplace were to start doing this for any reason (though that’s not the reason I’m trying these programs).

The people I know who are MAGA don’t usually try to hide it… I wish they would…

TL;DW? Is it real, or fake like wind turbine syndrome?

I dislike Pop!_OS because it just didn’t seem keyboard-friendly to navigate. I like enviros that at least try to cater somewhat to mouse-averse people like me who aren’t capable of jumping to 100% Terminal action. If I recall correctly, the animations/transitions were also less-impressive to the point of feeling cheap and unprofessional.

I don’t get how that stack of plates causes the first panel.

It’s not gonna make them obsolete. It’s gonna keep piling on technical debt from bad practices of which it’s entirely unaware (not that it’s ever “aware” of anything) while tricking dumb upper management, C-suite, and investors into thinking that it can render so many people obsolete, before it all crashes. “Pride comes before the fall.”

Proof: the layoffs are failing to generate improved returns https://toast.ooo/post/13892904

I… I can’t imagine this. I don’t know why you would protest having synesthesia when none of us boring normies could picture any color at all. That’s really intriguing…

Thanks, I’ve never heard of this before…

What about F?

Ah, yeah, I forgot about that… I had tried it on Winblows and couldn’t get it to work, but maybe it’ll be better on Linux! Thanks for the reminder.

Dang, I didn’t know about this…

I meant without paying for your own domain in any way and without relying on their service, but it seems that’s impossible.

They should fuse it with that ground RPG and make their own co-op No Man’s Sky.

I don’t have aphantasia nor synesthesia and I still wouldn’t be able to say something other than just the common, printed black ink. I’m floored that there is such a consensus towards what-is-effectively-teal here. Is the majority of Lemmy denizens synesthetic?!

I’m just a simpleton helping a couple of boomers periodically navigate their own computers and install software. We’re not even 10% as complex as what it sounds like you’re doing, haha. That is cool, though; I hadn’t heard of Netbird.

There is also motivation and energy from other severely draining, external problems. Thanks, I had never heard of Yunohost before.

Thanks, I’ll try LazyVim. Kate and Zed still do not have live side-by-side comparing-and-editing, it seems. I did not realize how hard it is to find an editor other than VSCodium that has this feature.