It’s mixed. Sometimes we use literal translations (e.g. computer -> Rechner, window -> Fenster, operating system -> Betriebssystem). For other terms we stick to the English one (e.g. software, bug, chip, browser, email).

Great update again. I’m most excited about the embedded videos!

Will these language tags eventually be extended for custom tags (ala Reddit flairs)?

NK

You are right, sorry. Seems like that was only on Jerboa.

EDIT: In the settings there is a block tab where you can add communities to the block list.

In the dropdown menu of a post from this community there should be an option to block the whole community.

@southerntofu@lemmy.ml and @sexy_peach@feddit.de

Edit: @poVoq@lemmy.ml seems pretty nice too

I think I simply don’t share your view that it takes violence/terror against civilians for a conflict to be labeled a war (at least that’s what your previous comment seems to imply, you may correct me at any time).

I doubt you are incapable, so I will just call it intellectual dishonesty.

Thanks, very nice from you, comrade :D

What a splendid piece of software!

Soldiers of Russia enter Ukraine and kill Ukrainian soliders. How would you call it if not war?

I think so. With corresponding user services this should not be a problem. I am not sure though since my machines run openrc and runit.

Something I would miss without a login manager would be the start of the D-Bus session bus, or the unlocking of the system keyring.

Thanks for the update on the numbers! Apparantly the article remained unchanged from the first results at ~20:00.

With those numbers it is actually quite close for Mélenchon (still about 800k votes though). Shame!

Alternatively Syncthing. Or magic wormhole.

If you post something on lemmy I’ll read it :D

Jokes aside, usually active/subscribed first and new/all later.

I think I read about it on Mastodon.

There is Tauri which is very similar but claims to have a lower resource usage and be more secure.

Cryptpad is also an alternative for collaborative document editing.

What a lunatic

Remainder that you can donate to VLC

Nice find. I would have assumed that Drew kept the development quiet to not raise expectations that could not be met.

What a strange and unbelievable accusation. Why would Ukraine launch an attack while Russian troops are on combat readiness a few kilometres across the border?

NATO being able to put nukes in Ukraine would mean that they could reach Moscow in five minutes. This is a red line for Russia.

Serious question: why should Ukraine be a red line when NATO could already put nuclear weapons in Latvia, which is about the same distance from Moscow?

clangd for C/C++ (via portage), gopls for go (via go), texlab for LaTeX (via cargo).

https://www.ghacks.net/2020/10/01/you-can-now-install-any-add-on-in-firefox-nightly-for-android-but-it-is-complicated/

Not sure if ghacks collection contains privacy redirect though. One that does contain it definitly is nobody’s collection (ID: 15698979)

Don’t you think you should add this as a comment or edit to your previous post instead of creating a new one?

The random characters are a pretty good idea to increase security too. Without that part it is easy to figure out what address I use for each service. With the random bits it adds another unknown factor that should make brute force attacks slightly harder. Gonna adopt that too, thanks for the idea!

I use mailbox.org with my own domain and set up a catch-all so that all mails arrive in a single inbox. When I have to sign up somewhere I usually use their domain as the local part, e.g. example.org@mydomain.tld. That way I can easily identify who fucked up and can simply block all mails with that recipient.

Popular libs for web scraping are requests and beautifulsoup. You may want to check out this tutorial for the basics.

I wouldn’t be too optimistic that you stand a chance against “professional scrapers” but good luck anyway!

Also if OP wants to make sure there is no traffic bypassing the VPN they should enable “Always-on VPN” and"Block connections without VPN" in the settings > VPN > Orbot options icon.

Here you go!

I guess one could argue if signing up to see the source code makes it open source or not. But besides that Unreal Engine is a great example that open source software is not necessarily free software (as defined by FSF).

Full source code is also available at https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine but they require you to link a Epic Games account with a Github account and agree to their EULA to access it. See this and this document for the full procedure.

The comments under the article speculate that composition may not have been disabled during testing under KDE and the performance would have been the same if it was disabled.

hosted in Germany.

Almost. It’s Switzerland.