I see Jellyfin, I insta upvote

At first I read this as “Arch Linux In” and I was like !!?

It’s great to build a completely open browser from scratch and I want to follow updates from the project. They have a Twitter account but not Mastodon sigh

The best part about the AI bubble is that Nvidia will finally get competition for gpus. Everyone wants to take a slice of their pie.

Call it OurSpace

I much prefer white themes for everything. The reading contrast is great, just like when reading a book.

When working in a properly lighted room, dark themes are an eye sore.

Of course, this is only my personal opinion.

The opinion monoculture is not specific to Lemmy. Most social platforms, and even real life social circles, live in bubbles.

The Internet anonymity combined with the upvote incentives only make the problem worse.

I agree with your complaint but I don’t see it as something that can be fixed. We can all do our part to engage civilly and respectfully with others, but it won’t be enough to change the culture.

I notice this much less frequently as time went on. Reddit had the same trend in Digg era.

Third party mobile apps can also implement this, it doesn’t have to be done in Lemmy itself.

Even posts with 100 upvotes and zero comments have value. It’s a quick way for me to see what’s happening without having to check multiple sources. The comments are just a bonus.

I subscribe to very few communities and only browse my home feed. It’s been great so far.

Not just in Europe but also most other Western countries such as Canada

I really wish Linux desktop was stable. On Ubuntu 22.04, this year alone I had nvidia driver failures, wake up from sleep issues, crypsetup failing to decrypt the root drive on startup (and dropping to a busybox shell), gnome UI freezing and more.

I’ve been using Linux for over ten years and love it. On servers, it’s rock solid but on desktop it’s hit and miss. The good part is that problems are fixable, it’s just not user friendly.

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Looks great!

If I were to use it when programming I think I’d be too distracted by the transparent background.