Literally the first I’ve heard of it is in this Lemmy thread.

Good analysis

84 hours without food (that’s 3 full days plus the extra night after). Didn’t feel too bad since after 24 hours my body gave up asking for food so I felt kind of lethargic but not hungry. I did it as a kind of personal challenge, probably ill-advised, but it wasn’t too bad for me. I still drank plenty of water throughout that time. I wasn’t even that hungry when I broke the fast, I just had a light salad, then I felt really hungry in the hours afterwards…

It’s not as impressive as last year unfortunately, to me anyway, most are just briefly on the horizon, but Jupiter is still nice and bright.

Without knowing the details of what you’re talking about, I’d say on first principles the owner(s) of an instance has the final say on what posts they allow on their platform because it’s their platform, they don’t owe you anything. The benefit of the fediverse is that anyone can have their own platform so if you don’t like one platform you can post elsewhere. Just as it was with forums before the tyranny of centralised social media. So I’d be inherently more sympathetic to a mod removing a post than someone insulting a mod but it may vary depending on details, such as if the mod was doing a bad job for their platform.

Where I live it’s not so much that supermarkets are cheap and good, more that McDonalds is expensive and bad, but there seems to be a myth that they’re cheap. I’ve been to Oslo actually, was pretty expensive there, is McDonalds cheap in Norway?

My personal standard is I try to upvote people I reply to, since whether I agree or not the fact that I’m replying means that they’re engaging at least (I often forget to though). It’s lazy to downvote just because you disagree.

Downvoting is an honourable duty of its own though. Especially if something is irrelevant or low effort I wish more people would downvote, it’s helping your fellow users.

I’d rather eat out of a toilet to be honest. I could get good food for that money from the supermarket next door.

OK, not at all what I expected…

That was part of the joke I was trying to make but I can see it was a miss since people didn’t get the reference, never mind! It’s on me.

I was a bit confused as to what you meant; image browsing apps to me are things like EOG/Loupe, Gwenview, or whatever Apple/Microsoft use for that now. So you’re looking for a social media platform for sharing images, not software for browsing images? What is thirst content?

They’re all not good and over-priced aren’t they? Does anyone really have a favourite?

Since you asked, I thought the article seemed like a bit of a gossipy tangent of the more serious story of the day, and voted against it, it’s just a vote, not a monarchist, the opposite, just got fed up with too much monarchy for one day.

I wouldn’t want to watch anything for more than a couple of minutes of a phone screen, too inconvenient to have to hold all the time. Laptop is the most convenient, even laying in bed - because it stands up on its own.

God I can’t stand Veritasium. Even the name is so fucking pretentious. Dude is in deep love with himself, I can’t watch it. There’s just something about narcissists, I get an allergic reaction listening to them.

Just call him Dirk instead, he makes good videos.

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Because in 20+ years of off and on using linux, I’ve never once gotten apt to install anything. I have however fucked up my whole system by doing sudo apt update/sudo apt upgrade.

Sorry but that’s really not typical, you must have been doing something out of the ordinary or been very unlucky.

I didn’t say I want to know why it needs them. I’m upset it tells me that it tells me it needs them, and then says “they won’t be installed”, but won’t tell me WHY they won’t be installed. If the program needs those dependancies, just install them. Instead it juat says “we know you need the dependancies, but we’re not going to do that”.

It’s the package manager that handles dependencies, not the program you’re trying to install. Random programs shouldn’t be able to just install things on your computer. Did you try installing the dependencies?

Personally I really enjoy walking, think nothing of walking 3 miles / 5km or so to get somewhere and back, further sometimes, it’s not a waste of time to me, it’s the time where I do my best thinking. For this a good backpack is a good idea for shopping. I am fortunate to live somewhere where everything I need is within that radius and there are decent buses and trains for further trips so I’ve never had to drive, in some places a car is essential though, unfortunately, there’s nothing I can say to help there, other than to move but that’s not always possible either.

Correct, yes (I meant the ‘D’ evenwicht said they recalled it starting with if that wasn’t clear, indeed for Digital Research, in fact I had to look up DR-DOS to remember the name ViewMAX).

I thought your question was clear for what it’s worth. If it was Windows 3.0 era you’re probably looking for ViewMAX (from the same company as DR-DOS, which was an MS-DOS compatible operating system, maybe that’s where the ‘D’ comes from?). I vaguely remember reading (or maybe watching) a good feature about it online a while ago but I can’t find it unfortunately.