My mini-pc with Debian runs RunTipi 24/7 with Navidrome, Jellyfin and Tailscale. Once every 2-3 weeks I plug in the monitor to run updates and add/remove some media.

Put them in different folders?

I don’t understand why no phone company has considered making at least something similar as default. A vertical list of apps is way more intuitive than a mess of dozens of apps with too many colors. Now if switch to a new phone, I even have to check if it supports gestures for third-party launchers. Another a-hole feature of some brands (specifically Xiaomi). Using Niagara with the bottom navigation buttons makes no sense.

I wish there was a way to input genres from RYM. I now manually copy-paste those when adding new albums.

IMO the theming feature in Pro is worth it. Having all icons in the same style makes the app list way less distracting. And supporting the dev is a nice bonus too.

Switched to Niagara launcher (Pro version) about a year ago and now I cannot imagine using a phone with an traditional app drawer.

Are you me

Can’t wait for GEKOLONISEERD

In each city I visit, I always try to do a bike tour. You can see a lot in a 2-3 hours and the tour guides are usually very knowledgeable.

I have a Logitech K380 that for some goddamned reason by default requires Fn keys pressed to use function keys normally. On Win and MacOS their software can be used to turn it off. On Linux it’s a bunch of scripts that sometimes work and sometimes don’t.

Is Zuckerberg Borg then?
“We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own instance”.

Have a sandwich

I don’t know what any of that means, but graag gedaan!

So who will be Locutus in that scenario

We did it Reddit Lemmy

If that were true, they’d be happy staying in voat or truthsocial for example.

Ubuntu 23.04 on home media server mini pc and on second laptop. Ended up being the most stable for my use cases and with the most sane defaults, requiring only a couple of extensions. Used Pop_OS! in the past, will switch to their desktop once it’s released next year.

I thought companies going into an IPO are often unprofitable/losing money, but still attract investments in the hope of future profits.

Since registrations will probably keep going up for a while, can users donate to keep the server running?