I’m not upset with anything proposed but I will say it’s very offputting they rotate between putting the person’s name first and the integration first when they list the improvements.

Just solidify the format. Back and forth is not easy at all to skim.

Built in Perl. Wow. Don’t see that much anymore.

Honestly it’s a testament to the devs that it mainly worked for most people as well as it did.

Like kudos to them. That was a huge, huge migration to a different library/format and they pulled it off.

Yep, it’s simply open and close. Bookmarks is open, bookmark, close, open again sometime later from bookmarks, close, then go back in and delete bookmark.

Bookmarks for me are super long term saves, not normal daily use.

And if you use a good extension or something, open tabs are fine. Im using simple tab groups in Firefox and it’s fantastic.

Yeah I can tell you kids will be crushed when they score or make a good play and look over and their parent is looking at their phone worried about absolute bullshit.

What a waste of life to be this concerned about work. Your addict comment is spot on.

Nice but id love if they supported jmap next.

Fwiw, here’s a link to the recent issues- https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/15045

A lot are fixed for this release. I would check that list and make sure none apply to you before upgrading. Always have a backup though of course.

Never heard of loadies but barfly was always a term used for women around me.

Great for you.

Not going to rip on your hobby or way of life. Maybe suggest you do the same to others.

There is plenty that is harmful in life but enhances it. That, for a fact, is a benefit. Sorry you haven’t grasped that that is life. If you ever had a beer maybe you’d find that you don’t even want the alcohol but found the taste is good. But heaven forbid people make their own choices abbot life without some holier than thou person coming in to lecture them.

It’s pretty clear you have no real concept of what you’re talking about all throughout this thread.

Best quit while you’re behind. Not everyone out drinking is getting lit or subscribing to all the other social ills you’re describing from your “observations.”

These takes are as lame as prejudging someone based on music tastes, hobbies, dress, etc.

Way too much for me to care. I admit gnome isn’t perfect but I’ll still argue it’s far more consistent than KDE.

Yep. Ugly, disjointed in appearance, etc. I set up Debian KDE for a family member moving from windows so it fits. I was impressed that KDE came far from what it was but it very much is like a bucket of bolts to me.

Gnome in contrast is very put together. Yes, has some quirks but appearance wise is very curated IMO.

AFAIK volte on any of them is quite hard as there is no single standard for IMS. Some org actually funded a unified attempt recently so we’ll see how that goes.

Just donated some money to them. Haven’t even tested a build yet but I’m excited based on what I’ve seen over the years.

Try to advise people bookstack is super opinionated. I personally don’t like it but I guess some do.

I run dokuwiki and generally like it but my only gripe is it’s not pure markdown.

Another you could check out is Otterwiki. I like a lot about it but don’t actually run it so couldn’t know entirely.

Can also use fpsync to speed things up. Handles a lot for you

They’re not arguing that at all. They’re saying gtfo and go to a country that isn’t batshit insane.

They’ve made no argument it’d make the government better.

Amen. Doesn’t mean guns will immediately be illegal. It just won’t be something you can obtain simply for living to a long enough point.

Domain specific language. Just learning that to configure vs. using a general format like yaml to define.

If you’re using GNU/Linux systems for almost three decades, you know your basics on how to help yourself. With Nix, you start almost from scratch.

This is why I just never attempted it. It sounds interesting but you have to learn a new DSL essentially, a new way of configuring everything, etc. Then like the author- I haven’t really ever had to roll back and if I did need to fix I know how to boot a live CD, chroot, etc. And if youre learning all nix you could learn that if ever needed.

So I made an ansible playbook a couple years back if I ever needed it. Still haven’t really. But it’ll get me to 80% if ever needed. Didn’t take much time and I have backups anyway.

Even for servers I’d rather just use containers. Just a lot of effort for a moving target where I just don’t see near enough of a payoff, personally.