rustfs? pretty sure there are others

I think email should work this way too. Prune whole trees of unwanted correspondents, see who gave your address to spammers

weeps for the unserved nazis, racists, and pedophiles of X

if the bubble ever collapses maybe AI use will cost too much to harass FOSS projects with it.

I’m using it! But only for a week or so. Definitely a skill and not something you can be fast on right away. I’m just getting to the point where I can type some things without looking at the keyboard. Was pretty slow at first, still a little slower than the normal keyboard. I seem to be still in the ‘rapid improvement’ phase so hopefully will get ahead of the normal keyboard soon.

DSA == the EU Digital Services Act, not Democratic Socialists of America or etc.

Not a fan of already huge trucks with giant heavy batteries all at head level to me in my 2002 subaru.

Its pretty hard to come up with a unique name these days. For the most part I’m ok with whatever the developer likes. Lately switched my code from ‘serialport’ to ‘serialport-rs’. Takes a bit of cognitive effort to keep those separated, a downside of similar names. And if you want to find a lib like http-server, how are you going to search for it?

Maybe a better way to go is with functional naming but with author attribution. So google/http-server or joebobs/http-server. In rust, unfortunately packages don’t have author attached so unique names are necessary.

antennapod has boosted the quality of my commutes hugely.

Obtainium. Lets me install and track apps that aren’t on fdroid yet, or are in alpha release.

I use Jerboa, is fine. Haven’t tried anything else so don’t know what I might be missing.

I used to model in openSCAD and do tool paths in fusion. Good combo for the most part, but there were some issues like cutting slots that never worked well; the slot always had to be wider than the tool. Fusion works better on its own proprietary models than on STLs.

OpenSCAD is super fun and I have built things in it too. It is just for the modeling and doesn’t do tool path stuff like fusion360; but I think you could import models into freeCAD and do tool paths there.

maybe could filter the comments based on tag as well.

What I think would be interesting would be to have communities be tags rather than exclusive categories. So if you make a post, you can add more than one tag to it, provided you are a ‘member’ of those tags.

Tags would have moderators much like communities have moderators now, to preserve the meaning of the tag. So you could have a tag like ‘billionaire media’, and members could slap that tag on all nyt, wapo, etc articles. Moderators would boot members who misapplied the tag.

Then what would be interesting would be to use the tags for searches, like ‘news’ minus ‘billiionaire media’.

Pretty significant changes from what lemmy is today, so would be either a fork of lemmy or a from scratch new program.

For me, phones on the LineageOS compatibility list. But then I’m looking to de-google, and I don’t care about having the latest phone.

I think something protocol based might be nice. Don’t go to a website, install a program that uses an open protocol. Better for real decentralization, no cookies, no web tracking, just text and maybe pics.

agree with the scaling issue. i tried an instance with 300 members and it was too slow to use,

its such a bad joke that its hard to get lol

dice keep surprising us with their preferences