Camo, generally on military styled clothes, is a super fun print in street wear. I really like puting it together with androgynous or queer looking stuff 🤷♂️
Edit: can anyone tell me why I'm being downvoted? I don't really care but it's clear some people really strongly disagree with me and I'm not entirely sure why...
I mean it's kind of a fun pattern in streetwear. I like mashing it up with queer or androgynous stuff 🤷♂️
Edit: can anyone tell me why I'm being downvoted? I don't really care but it's clear some people really strongly disagree with me and I'm not entirely sure why...
Yeah. I also think it was a bigger issue historically when programs were more likely to take a while to load, so you'd open something, do stuff while it's loading, and then it'd be ready in the background.
But on a modern machine where you likely have an ssd, and potentially even an nvme SSD, a lot of times you just open a thing and instead of it showing up you get a notification 😅
It's still a little slow for me on android but I prefer it in spite of that. I prefer the interface over anything else I've tried. I wouldn't mind jerboa if I could get full size link previews that look just like image posts, but I think that's still not an option.
I thought I was getting a bug with thunder but somehow it was actually a bug with my account- I'm grateful to have finally figured out how to see up and down votes again 😅
I'm glad you mentioned nushell (it sounds like) is a more poweruser thing. Someone recommended it in place of fish in another thread and I was curious to check it out, but it sounds like not at all what I want or need as a fish user and that saves me the trouble of trying to make heads or tails of a terminal tool I don't understand
But it looks like a cool project and I'm glad it exists for people like you! 😊
Still sad about this, I hope distros without sysd find a good way to make things work still :/ my ideal setup would be like void with GNOME, in just not really capable of a minimal distro at this point
How the world "should" respond to the thing we care about is an actively counter-productive thing to get hung up on.
Its much important how they do respond to it, and how we can reach those who don't connect with it
(And that doesn't just lecturing people and trying to brow beat them into caring about it, which seems like the default approach for a lot of foss folks 🥲 thats the opposite or reaching people, that's alienating them)
Whether it's good or bad is not determined by the fact that it's corporate money, but how that money impacts development, the devil's in the details, not just in a company donating lots of money.
Open source in general is very dependent on corporate sponsors. The linux kernel wouldn't exist had companies not invested in it.
I'm not knowledgeable enough to assess the potential pitfalls here, so I will be cautious but not paranoid, and continue to pay attention to discussions on how FOSS projects are run 🤷♂️
I'm just learning about owncast, is there any way to login or subscribe to people so I can come back to their streams at a later time?
The set name dialog says I can authenticate with a fediverse account via the authenticate dialog, but that doesn't seem to work, at least not with my lemmy account...
But if I succesfully authenticated there's no indication that would let me "subscribe" to a given channel or something though, and that's really what I want
Thats a really interesting and novel idea! You could also give granularity based off of that, so people still have ultimate control, but then it's only one setting you have to learn about and it's not following an account, which feels like a hacky UX
I agree with your perspective that the people who might most be interested in bridges are also the least likely to be aware it's something they can opt into
Neat! I'm glad your voice can be part of the conversation started on lemmy from a totally different platform, I may never get over how cool that is lol
Man, I swear to god, the comment section under an article always seems to drive just the shittiest, lowest quality, most "microwaved thinking" takes on any given subject, regardless of the side they take in the discussion
Reading just a few of those comments makes me frankly sad.
Camo, generally on military styled clothes, is a super fun print in street wear. I really like puting it together with androgynous or queer looking stuff 🤷♂️
Edit: can anyone tell me why I'm being downvoted? I don't really care but it's clear some people really strongly disagree with me and I'm not entirely sure why...