Jup.

Cars actually come with manuals that explain this stuff.

Reading is a lost art.

Go for it.

• fantastic installer
• stable even if you use the rolling release (absolutely solid if you pick Leap)
• fantastic out of the box experience (usually GNOME for me)

… and so forth. I don’t get paid to write this. 😄

More on this.

System configuration with OpenSuse’s Yast seems miles ahead of all the others (at least those I have tested 🙃).

It doesn’t look particularly nice. German functionality over design. And that it does well. One can do A LOT with it. Plus it’s free even in Tumbleweed.

Ok. Your first one is “tomatoes, tomatos.” The second is my go-to solution of sorts as well: use a paper towel, open the door, and dump the paper towel in the nearest bin. This works more often than not.

But now you have dry urine smeared over your sleeves.

Better than on my hands, but…

Sure, life can be incredibly tough, and it’s understandable to feel overwhelmed at times. However, unlike a painting, life isn’t a static object. It has ups and downs, and even when things seem completely ruined, there’s always potential for change, growth and even thriving. I actually have a little experience with that.

Staying with your analogy: if you spill ink on a painting, you might see it as ruined at first. But some artists use those accidents to create something new and beautiful. Like so, life can take unexpected turns, and what seems like a disaster now might lead to new opportunities. I am the person I am partly due to troubles and disasters in my life. Could I do without those? Sure. Should I? Not sure.

That all said, if you’re feeling like ending it all I can only encourage you to reach out for support. Talking to friends, family, or a mental health professional in your area can make a big difference.

Your life is valuable. You are important and valuable.

You’re not alone. Definitely not with life. There are people who care about you and want to help.

There’s no one answer fits all.

On life? Never. On your goals? Depends? On self-destruction behaviour? Now. On those you love? Never. On business ventures that don’t take off? You tell me.

Point is: life is rarely black & white. Treat it with the color and nuance that makes it what it is.

I understand your take and respect it. However, this is the feature I was hoping Voyager would “fix.” Unfortunately, this means it’s time for me to move to a different client, which is sad because Voyager is a great client.

To explain: Since every other client and interface (as far as I know) uses the display name, it becomes confusing when I post under a different name every time I use Voyager. Like it or not, Lemmy has the display name feature, and it is used. You don’t like it for solid reasons, and that’s more than okay. This just makes Voyager not a full client for Lemmy, but an opinionated interface. Instead of implementing your opinion on what Lemmy should or should not do, why not move that discussion to Lemmy itself where these decisions should be made and leave the client to be just that - a client?

It’s your client, of course, so you can do what you want, and I respect that. I don’t want to use such a client, though. So why not make the display name optional as it is everywhere else?

Other clients have their own opinions, of course, but that’s another discussion.

Additionally, I agree that impersonation can be an issue. Still, just because Voyager doesn’t use the display name doesn’t make the rest of Lemmy much safer. Eventually, we might need proper verification on Lemmy and then give color-coded badges or something of the sort.

Other considerations: One, as you said, display names make for better user customization.

Two, hypothetically, instead of ignoring the display name and replacing it with flair, why not have both? Display names can provide personal identifiers, while flairs can add context-specific information like roles or achievements within a community. But as I said earlier, such points are better discussed on Lemmy itself, not Voyager.

Finally: you made an awesome client! I used it for long. Not for posting due to this matter, but it offers a superior browsing experience. Well done!

What are you talking about?

Science isn’t about WHY! It’s about WHY NOT! In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won’t hit you in the butt on the way out because you’re fired.

Thank you for asking.

In my particular use case we need strict access control.

Really depends on the situation.

More reading if you really want to know: https://www.theknowledgeacademy.com/blog/svn-vs-git/ https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/svn-vs-git/

Can it do GIT -> SVN?

Thanks for linking that community.

On top of you advice: IMO if the tap water is safe for drinking, use that and don’t buy bottled water at all. No need to add to the plastic problem. Also: it’s usually cheaper.

OP learned about hair straighteners today. 💈💇💺

Just posted the article. Why not be constructive and post something more informative?

Go for a walk, come back, continue drawing. 🤷

Fair. Just that the selection of quality games is rather limited.

IMO monetisation is fine, after all we all need to earn a living. To goad people into spending money is the issue. Enter dark patterns.

A one-off purchase after testing the first level? Awesome! Wait a few hours - or days - for a building to finish? Watch a deceptive ad for a meager reward over and over? No, thanks.

This is the kind of garbage I would expect AI to write.

Agreed. Horrible news.

Hoping Syncthing-Fork will continue.

I just installed that on your recommendation.

Hoping for the best.

Here the link for anyone who wants to check it out.

Nice idea.

Does this run 24/7? How much traffic is generated so I don’t use up all my mobile data?