I’m surprisingly level-headed for being a walking knot of anxiety.
Ask me anything.
I also develop Tesseract UI for Lemmy/Sublinks
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If you need a printer now, I’d just make the best of it while saving for a good laser printer. The vertical alignment may be able to be fixed with a calibration (check the manual to see if there’s a procedure). Not sure about the jams, but usually a good cleaning will fix that.
Ink-jet printers are money pits. Laser printers are superior in just about every way. They cost a little more upfront, but the long-term costs are much, much less than any inkjet. If you only need black and white, you can get a decent laser printer for $100-150. I bought mine in 2014, use it infrequently, and am still on the toner that came with it. Paid $100 for it, and it’s printed every time I’ve needed it for over a decade and going.
If you need to print color (or photos), color lasers are a bit more expensive but not by much (maybe double the cost of a B&W one). Honestly, though, unless you print pictures all the time, it’s cheaper and easier to just take them somewhere to be printed (or use an online service and have the prints mailed to you).
“We put a million songs on this because…it’s fun as shit”
I took some broadcast journalism electives in college and interned at a local station and can confirm: Adding funny music and sarcastic chryons to otherwise boring B-roll is, indeed, fun as shit.
Couldn’t help myself with this one. Please feel free to mod if inappropriate for the community; no hard feeling will be had.
Looks like a bad Botox result.
There is no information on sportbots about how many accounts they have listed, but I’m guess it’s in the “high hundreds - low thousands” range.
That’s way too many bots for people to block. Yes, I’m aware there’s a setting to block all bots, but that’s too all or nothing.
If you insist on going that route, maybe stand up a dedicated instance like one of the other repost instances (and only post to local communities there) so people can just block that instance.
Maybe Lemmy with federation disabled and use a nice 3rd party UI as the default interface for it. If you want to link up with similar community hubs, you can set federation to allow list mode and only federate with each other.
Tesseract does :)
https://tesseract.dubvee.org/communities
I wrote that in a long time ago, and it’s made discoverability much better. It won’t show this if you’re not logged in, but it does indicate if you’re already subscribed to a community, and you can also one-click subscribe to the remote communities your browsing. All without the copy, paste, search, “federating…”, wait, click again, refresh song and dance.
Each post/comment also has a button to browse the communities of the home instance associated with it.
Use the type_
parameter when calling /api/v3/post/list
:
Local: /api/v3/post/list?type_=Local
Subscribed /api/v3/post/list?type_=Subscribed
Local will work without auth, but you will need to pass the auth token for “Subscribed”. Without auth, “Subscribed” is the same as “All”.
Mostly normal-ish stuff. They just go way overboard on “don’t track/profile me” to an obscenely obnoxious degree.
If you go to https://lemmy.world/c/comicstrips and click on half of the usernames that have posted there, you’ll get an error because it’s that person creating a massive number of burner accounts, making a post, and deleting the account.
For the AskLemmy/No Stupid Questions/and other communities, I can’t say with 100% certainty it’s the same person, but the profile fits.
It’s somewhat normalized to use a secondary account if you wanna ask something dumb and not have it associated with your main account, but most people don’t delete the account immediately afterward and check in with a new alt soon after, so I’m wanting to say it’s the same person.
There’s several different burner account trolls:
I forget exactly when AoS broke step with the main MCU. It was sometime after Winter Soldier came out, which I think was still in S1 of AoS. They didn’t go into the virtual world, past/future/alternate timelines until S4.
So I guess there’s 2 or 2 and a half seasons, really, that would only need to be reconciled. I think I’m remembering that right, anyway. Haven’t seen it for a few years.
Cool, thanks for that.
That’s almost what it looks like in dev tools when I test, but I’ve often found issues that only crop up on real mobile devices that dev tools can’t simulate.
Try Tesseract, maybe? I’ve never decided if it’s a desktop app that scales down for mobile or a mobile app that scales up for desktop, so I’ve tried to make it both. It’s not offline capable (yet), so it doesn’t check that box, unfortunately.
Even if you don’t like it, I’m mostly curious how it does on a real tablet. I’ve never tested it on a tab since I finally decided to stop buying them as they always end up relegated to a drawer until I give them away to someone.
Nice! Yeah, I’ve been a big fan of it. Planning to eventually replace my custom Snapdrop with Pairdrop since they’ve made quite a few other improvements.
Lol, yeah. Suggesting thrift shops in Dull Men’s Club does seem a bit “preaching to the choir” now that I think about it.
The remaining 10% of my collection was bought in bulk in one go; there was a Blockbuster near me that closed, and they sold off all their inventory for next to nothing.
Quickly send files, paste images/text snippets between devices.
I’m using the older Snapdrop (which PD was forked from) with some patches I made to:
It has 100% replaced emailing things to myself or shuffling files to/from Nextcloud. I probably use it to send text (URLs, clipboard contents, etc) to/from my phone as much as I use it for sending files back and forth.
https://smallstep.com/docs/step-ca/index.html
There’s basically two executables involved:
step
is the CLI app used to request certificatesstep-ca
is the server process the step
client connects toI’ve got the CA portion bundled into Docker. It can also run as an ACME server (and is compatible with certbot
).
In DIS, it’s stated that Starfleet
discovered a chimeric strain on the subatomic level in the Terran stem cell, implying that this could explain the Terran inclination towards malevolence.
Georgiou described the Terrans as “untroubled by pesky motivations”, other than revenge. Kovich observed that they created the Terran Empire for no particular reason beyond simply feeling like it.
So it’s possible (and on-screen appearances don’t really seem to dispute this) that Terrans are just mean and, subsequently, emotionally immature leading to the Hunger Games-esque line of succession you’re describing.
It’s always so cringe seeing children used as props and holding bigoted signs that they have no idea the meaning of.
Imagine going through a photo album later in life, seeing yourself holding a sign like that, and realizing your parents used you like that. I’d immediately make reservations at the worst nursing home I could find.