Wasn’t he a womaniser?

Surely there must be a rule against this!

Ew, 9gag.

F-Droid is great to find open source Android programs. And for general open source software just installing any Linux distribution and looking in its software store equivalent will give you plenty of choices.

Yes, because this type of memory management is basically at the core of Android. That’s why I hate it when Graphene, LineageOS and similar are touted as “Android alternatives”.

They are much much better than pure Android or whatever vendors usually slap on their phones. But they are still Android at the core.

Definitely Debian. You’re already used to it and personally I highly value the stability it brings for servers.

It’s so strange to me that they can’t just shrink the picture down to show everything, like 😫 noooooo we have to use the whole screen!!!

That’s a question for the Hubzilla devs. In Lemmy it’s achieved through a special field where you enter the community to post to.

I’m not super familiar with Hubzilla but maybe it is just that way because Fediverse integration was added later. And they probably based their integration off of Mastodon where it’s done through mentions in the post body.

Even when you stay inside Lemmy and create a post inside a Lemmy community that post is first created on your server. And then announced to the target community’s server.

Like, if you had an account on lemmy.ml and wanted to create a post in fediverse@lemmy.world. You would still create that post on lemmy.ml and only after a short delay would it appear on lemmy.world.

Hubzilla does something similar. The post has to first exist on their own server before it is copied over to the community’s server.

It’s the same for Mastodon posts. Or Wordpress posts or a myriad of other fediverse systems. The thingy is first created locally and then copied to other services that are listening by whatever means.

Plus, it wouldn’t actually come to the splitting because the real owner of the atom would object.

I’ve seen so many 10 minute YouTube videos that do that. One bit of news is padded to get that ad revenue.

The u in burn comes pretty close to an ø.

Nick Fury sitting in the dark, asking a figure vaguely resembling Albert Einstein: “Have you heard about the Big Crunch Initiative?”

Because Size Matters!

But doctor, I am Pagliacci using Summit.

90 % of the time it works every time.

Found the Chromium dev!

But seriously, I’ve got an old laptop still in use and that’s getting along fine on 4 GB. Firefox, KDE, Libre Office, background tasks, some light gaming, no problem.

Usually good programs only take lots of memory when it’s available.

I’ve also switched from the web browser to my password manager with the password manager integration and as soon as I’ve chosen the password it goes back to the browser and it reloads the page without filling in the frickin password.

I thought Maemo Leste was a reimplementation effort and not a continuation.

Yeah, that one is even worse.

To me it looks like sometimes Android is sending KILL instead of TERM. because sometimes it works like it should and sometimes it doesn’t. Not just with the one app.