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Great answer. Context, tonality and people’s mood/feelings vary wildly and are fundamental aspects of how someone will take such a thing.
Your last point is key - when unsure (e.g. not talking to a close friend), choose the most polite words.

That’s very nice of you, thanks! :3

ahah, thanks! I’m curious why you picked me though, I barely post, mainly just read/lurk 🙃

"Tabacaria"¹ by Álvaro de Campos (a Fernando Pessoa heteronym). Here’s an English translation.

It’s regarded by many as one of the best poems by him, and it is also a favourite of mine. The original version conveys so much in a brilliant flow of words, which, unfortunately, gets a somewhat lost with translations.

¹ From the “official” archive.

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That isn’t true. BitWarden is a very good password manager. Great apps on all platforms (even terminal) with perfect sync.

I’d you don’t trust the main BitWarden.com server, then you can run the official server, or the lighter and community recommended vaultwarden server. It’s tiny, easy to deploy and effective.

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Dunno, but you can take a look at instances.joinpeertube.org and sort by the metric you find most relevant

Exactly. If it isn’t related I don’t think it makes any sense.

I mean, MTP is kinda slow cus of the lack of multiplexing, but yeah, it can definitely be faster than network protocols

Was about to comment this. Simple and straightforward, no real need to use more complex over-the-network stuff if you’re just sporadically sending some files from one device to the other.

Magicwormhole is really great

hehe nice one!

Yeah, same. I even run lemmy.pt, but I mostly read. I’ve been trying to correct that, though.

I don’t remember exactly. But i like to search for “alternatives to x” in my search for free software because it leads to that website “alternativeto.net” which has a filter for “opensource” which usually means free software for them, so my guess is one day i decided to search for alternatives to reddit that way and i was so excited about it that i made a lemmy account soon after

This was pretty much my experience, though I also don’t recall it exactly.

I remember making my account, checking a couple of things and then forgetting about it for some months, then I searched for alternatives again (I do this from time to time to see how the “ecosystem” is evolving) and it rekindled my activity. Soon enough I started contributing to the project with translations, suggestions and even a bit of code :)

That’s a lot of improvements!
Thank you a lot and congratulations on yet another great release! Will be updating my instance very soon ;)

Thanks for making these themes! <3

This is a really nice update! All these improvements to the API will improve the plugin ecosystem quite a bit

That sounds about it yeah, now that I think of it. I can only reply to issues by getting an email notification, which requires an account.

Would be nice if you’d elaborate in those reasons ;)

I believe you can email an issue, but I’m not sure, may be mixing it with GitLab.

Nice update, good work!

Take a look at the wonderful borg utility and its many wrappers/extensions, maybe one can be of use to you :)

Welcome! Hope you have a nice stay :3

That’s very good already! Now that bans federate properly, things are a bit easier. I recommend you put a big notice letting people know of the report feature, so that you quickly get notified of abuses. You should also join the “Lemmy Instance Admin Chat” room (listed on the space I believe) to share info with other admins :D

Good luck with your instance and thank you for adding another node to the network!

Yea please. Having that filter will also help you get into other instances’ allowlists ;)

@Thann@lemmy.ml lemme know if you enable it so I can add you to my allowlist

For sure, eggs are king. Definitely the hardest part of a vegan diet, cus they are so versatile!

I fully agree. This has been one of my pain points with the UI, not being a user of lemmy.ml (the de facto instance). Unfortunately, I haven’t had the time to formulate a report and suggestion on this, but it would likely be better to just kickstart the discussion already.

Free domains (such as .tk) are a bad idea. I recommend getting a cheap domain like a .xyz on a nice registrar. I personally use Porkbun and I’m satisfied with it. Used Namecheap before and while the service at its core is good, it has too much bloat everywhere (UI, emails, etc).

On Android, you have Twire.

I’d like to add Migadu has a paid[1] managed email infrastructure. My experience with them has been wonderful - the service is stable and support is both fast and helpful. You need to setup a couple of DNS records and you’re good to go; create virtually unlimited mailboxes and aliases.
They have this very informative FAQ page I recommend reading :D

[1]: Very cheap ($20/y), specially if you’re a student ($10/y). You also need the domain, if you don’t have one already, but it not expensive either and is a good investment either way.

Yeah, it is indeed very simple.

On NeoVim, I use kyazdani42/nvim-tree.lua for a tree, and also itchyny/lightline.vim which are lighter than Nerd Tree and Airline, respectively. I also use the native LSP stuff instead of VimCompletesMe.

Lineage should come with a audio and screen recorder app built in, named “Recorder”. Beware, though, that its name gets translated if you change the system’s language.

(example in Portuguese)

Yeah, shouldn’t affect anything, as far as I’m aware. Just pointing it out in case you didn’t notice! 😉

Also, I’ve added your instance to lemmy.pt’s allowlist ;)

Nice to see another instance pop up on the network :D

Just a note though: you seem to have a little oopsie in the federation config :P

“Blocked instances”

For sure. Reporting issues and translating are the easiest to do, and even running an instance is pretty easy, though it comes with a monthly cost ($5/month is enough for a moderately sized instance by Lemmy’s standards). Contributing with code requires more specialization but it’s also very useful.
There are a lot of options, so people can pick whatever they are the most comfortable with :)

You leave me very curious :D

Have you seen Cinny? Its idea is exactly that :)

nothing, this is a new app, unrelated to Lemmur.