Modding a niche Lemmy community is a breeze, honestly
Not much is happening, but not many troublemakers, either. Modding is pretty much zero effort.
Modding a niche Lemmy community is a breeze, honestly
Not much is happening, but not many troublemakers, either. Modding is pretty much zero effort.
It is necessary. In the left triangle, the angle that is shown to be right is actually 80°, since other angles are 60 and 40, totaling 100.
This is only natural because the post features a picture of a woman holding a highly misandric and hugely misleading sign.
Besides, it's one of the rare venues to talk of what's important. And when there actually are rare posts or comments regarding abuse of men, many women flock in as well to tell about women rights.
Genuine question. What convinces you that Bible is true? And among Abrahamic religions, why is this particular book true? Why do you accept "update" to Torah (that is, the Christian Bible), but not "update" to the Christian Bible (Quran)? Or do I miss the point?
If you issue laptops, market share should not be your consideration except for availability of programs and tech support.
Linux has plenty of both, and the obvious advantage of being open source and transparent.
Btw, many governments are currently transitioning to Linux for that very reason.
Thank you for your efforts!
Let's just say every device advertising it could work on X meters (square, cubic, whatever) is a lie.
What are the conditions? How pronounced you expect your result to be?
This is especially funny with heaters, for example, when heaters of the same power advertise vastly different area of effect and people go "Oh! This 1500W heater can heat up 50 square meters, so much better than this 2000W heater advertised for 30 square meters!"
Most people are actually passively opting for Windows.
Computers just come with it, or if somebody install it for them, Windows is the default expectation.
MacOS comes with very expensive Apple computers, and most people just choose Windows. The idea of Linux either never crosses their mind, they may not be aware of its existence, or think it's some geeky server thing.
Most people opting for Windows, thereby, don't make a rational decision between Windows, Linux, MacOS, FreeBSD or whatever. For them, Windows is just how computer works.
Unless we improve the efficiency of both electrolysis and fuel cell conversion to about 98%, we won't beat the batteries.
What's not to like?
Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Lithuania is often considered very anti-Russia, similar to other Baltic states, as attributed to a history of Soviet occupation and all the outcomes of it, so it's natural that alarms raised by such country are more easily dismissed. At some point, this really could be paranoia; at another, it stopped being one. The art is in figuring out where one ends and the other begins.
As per imperialism - it is common in almost every country with big territory, population, large economy and military. US (above all), China and other powers have it too. I'm not saying it's not ugly, I'm just pointing out it's a general trend that should be approached more systemically - and until then, cultural shifts can only get us so far. I wonder what would it take to remove imperialist tendencies in every place in the world.
You're not, it's just that sometimes you paste your passwords outside browser, and opening a browser for that is doable, but feels wrong :D
Also, the app has a more convenient layout as it can afford more screen space.