Plenty of countries got into crosshairs due to the new wave of international propaganda.
Unfortunately, there aren’t that many ways to combat it under truly free speech, so many have chosen to outright ban various sources linked tto potentially malicious actors.
But once that is done, the gates are open. Now that plenty of governments have the power to ban whoever they deem bad, the freedom of press and democracy are under threat.
Wrong community, maybe? Lol
iirc, algae are better oxygen producers per units of mass and volume, so a tank full of algae might actually be better than a tree. One issue though is that trees can grow on open ground, while algae require a tank to be built, most likely negating the economic benefits. Also, trees are more aesthetically pleasing.
On the second question: no one bids as high as Google, simple as that. Others may emerge, but no one’s gonna pay that much, and with Google out of the race, the bids can get even lower.
Yep, called after a Blahaj, an IKEA shark and a trans mascot
Nice as a starting point, but not enough features to make it worth it for advanced setups.
OnlyOffice crashed for me repeatedly on Debian, LibreOffice did not.
But otherwise yes, I prefer OnlyOffice as well for a much friendlier interface.
LibreOffice just commonly puts mundane parameters God knows where.
Yep, seen those for a while now
Whenever there is a single party controlling critical infrastructure, there is a potential for enshittification - even if it starts as a FOSS endeavor.
Ability to self-host a full copy of the service is the best protection we have so far.
Did they fix the self-hosted option? If it works well, I would immediately jump to it.
Only one way to find out! :D
For future reference: there are fields “URL” (the link) and “Thumbnail URL” (the picture). If you paste the image, the Thumbnail URL field disappears, and picture URL appears in URL field.
Cut it, and Thumbnail URL field appears again. Paste it into the Thumbnail URL field, and enter the link to whatever you want to be opened into the URL field again.
Voila - you have a link AND a custom picture. It’s weird, it shouldn’t work this way, but it works.
I have a long-term dream to build a fanless SSD-powered NAS
Self-hosted, silent, fast - what’s not to love, aside from steep price tag?
As an alternative to Obsidian, there is Trilium. Much the same stuff, but actually open-source
OBS, Portmaster, Trilium, FlightGear
+all the minimalist Adwaita apps on the Flathub. Love 'em.
That’s a massive shot in the foot.
As a Synology owner, I already had enough - they have arbitrarily cut customer support to sanctioned jurisdictions, leaving me without the support they promised and I expected when paying for a device.
Next one will definitely be built from the ground up.
Zhōngguò is sufficient
Reddit has objectively accumulated a larger amount of porn useful information than Lemmy.
Often times, it is only there you can find it. Still, it is best to participate on Lemmy and share your findings, so you could find them here as well.
Without cable, you’re bound to have quite some downtime. If you want it to be more reliable, maybe locating closer to cell towers/doubling with satellite might help.
Ability to properly work with apps outside the officially recommended list, to customize Docker containers etc.
At least from what I can recall from 1-1,5 years ago that I used it.