Warp is closed source and [needs a mandatory account, and] Wave is an Electron app.
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Warp is closed source and [needs a mandatory account, and] Wave is an Electron app.
Organic Maps allows mapping, too.
That means that Google does not have correct data on bike lanes.
I only used communities that were on the top 35 active instances for the past month and limited the comments to go back to a maximum of August 1 2024
So it’s a map of the top 35 instances for the last month instead of a map of Lemmy.
You host it locally and use a web browser to access it.
No, they don’t.
As of December 31, 2023, [Wikimedia has] annual revenues of $180.2 million, […] net assets of $255 million and a growing endowment, which surpassed $100 million in June 2021.
The -vvv
I know is the same as -v -v -v
. Can’t check right now, but is the short parameter -f
? So maybe give -ff
a try …
You just really force it.
It’s like with -v
in various applications. -v
means “verbose”, and -vv
means “really verbose”, and -vvv
means “an ungodly amount of data printed to the terminal, so much that it might crash”.
Threads has about 200 million monthly users, 33 million daily users. The fediverse has just under 1 million monthly users. Do you really think that 0.5% has any relevance to Meta?
Do you really think they would care about those users when they extend and extinguish the Fediverse?
Everyone can break into my house regardless of having a key or not. I still don’t have my key delivered to them.
A
is defederated from Threads, but federates with B
. And B
federates with Threads. Now Meta can cash out on your data via B
.
Daily reminder to defederate from and block threads.net
(and optionally all instances that do not do the same).
For that reason, Mono was avoided by linux app developers. But since MS had acquired the company that made and developed Mono
“You don’t like it? Fine then, we buy it and force it on you!”
Classic Microshit.
And why should an American cooperation care about that? They can basically do whatever they want without ever having to fear any consequences.
Remember, when they simply restored accounts, posts, and subreddits that were deleted during the API protests?
I remember ZoneMinder.
A full-featured, open source, state-of-the-art video surveillance software system.
Is this still a thing nowadays?
Yeah … I just hope they’re now being able to decouple the UI and the core and make it easier to migrate to more recent UI toolkits.
port from GTK2 to GTK3
Migrating from an already rooten toolkit to a toolkit that is dead since a few years.
Nice.
Except neither Debian nor Ubuntu is used as base for Arch.
It’s more like grandma Crux and LFS had some quality time.