I had a look and determined I need bit more time for this all than just today (long work day and a lot of additional info + need to get into lemmy-ui codebase a bit).

You’ve got some good points there, thank you! I’m not a UI or UX expert but it’s a bit of a challenge reducing the amount of clicks and still keeping it mobile friendly without creating a screen full of options with several scrolls needed to reach the actual search, but I agree the goal should be less-actions.

I think once I have a bit of a grasp on the project I’ll try and submit my suggestion.

Will do, thank you!

Ah good point!

I’ll hopefully manage to set up lemmy-ui locally at home after work and make that pull request - I edited that in with webdev tools since didn’t want to lose that thought before I get home (sorry if this just pollutes the discussion).

Yeah there’s a lot to consider here, good points. The language specific texts too to make it more search selection context based. This would need to be thought through to not make it more confusing.

I’m not a UI or UX expert, but I wonder if it would make the search page nicer if instead of the search target (form select) would be tabs instead of a dropdown since it is distinct selection from the other filters in the search?

using bootstrap tabs (I didn’t put any effort into styling just added bootstrap tabs and removed the form select butto dropdown):

Edit: now that I think about it, the tab might be kinda confusing unless also the other dropdowns are slightly altered to give more context in the current form selection tab, e.g. (text changes):

But yeah I just wanted to throw out ideas, I’m not sure about them myself. The search inside a community is nice addition!

Which does actually display correctly on Voyager App atleast (can confirm).

Marking August 7th to my calendar. Stupid greedy Oracle should’ve let JS trademark go long time ago.

Ah, thanks! Didn’t know that. I guess it wont have an effect then and can be ignored.

Edit: fixed up wording.

I recently had this problem while dualbooting mint and windows: windows was shutting down the LAN hardware somehow.

Had to disable fast startup (in windows, but I recall some Motherboards have also “fast boot” in BIOS as well?) and also in windows’ LAN adapter settings a power saving option.

This is the thread that helped me: https://askubuntu.com/a/879818

A shot in the dark, but hopefully it helps.

Well, it was just reported widely that he uses a lot of drugs and that it was way more than previously thought, so I’d say that.

He reportedly uses ketamine, ecstasy and possibly mushrooms. Ketamine usage alone can help him ignore all of that.

Yeah holy shit. When I was starting out and tagged along a senior on a trip he literally hauled a big backpack of spirits with him.

Got out of that industry after a few years when I realized why every senior was drinking. The money was just not worth it for me.

Codium is honestly a really nice product. Atom was my go to editor before MS aquired Github and turned it into vscode and I still like it, but without all the MS bullshit (so codium).

But yeah all the AI crap is taking all the development time now.

Sadly it’s not FOSS (just mentioning since we are in FOSS community).

I would have paid for the one-time pro payment even if it was FOSS and was just to support developers. It’s really good.

Thanks for sharing, this made me smile. Also it warms my heart to hear how you are making tech accessible to this kid.

Many of us take it for granted but I remember how my dad used to go over to family friends in his free-time to help with computer stuff. I feel like I was too young to learn but it did set an example for me.

Uh oh… Forgot about that! Please don’t tell Secreta Secretorum officials!!

Just putting here Invidious instance link, an alternative youtube frontend: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=sCr_gb8rdEI

Edit: added a mention of what frontend

Welp, was good while it lasted.

I played it, enjoyed it, and had no idea what the hell is going on.

It was fun because I went in with the expectation that it’s bizarre and has a certain cult classic reputation.

Well, atleast they explained how they “fixed” the problem.

Got to love those “all good, problem solved/went away” - posted 5 years ago

I vote for the dang trees. I like trees.