I just took to using it since it was the default pre-installed editor when I went KDE.

I’ve been ble to do everything I needed in it, all the way up to writing fairly complex python.

No complaints. In fact I quite like it.

Eventually.

But the problems were more along the lines “oh no, it’s so powetful, it’s becoming god”.

Oh wow, if we allow them to vote, one’ll just show up and drag me off to get married?!

Yes mommy!

I’m referencing events in the show.

I don’t think so.

The size of something does affect how much magentic force it can exert.

I know someone who accidentally underwent MRI with their phone still in their pocket. It didn’t go flying across the room or anything, despite containing permanent magnets.

The phone was VERY dead after, but no injury occurred.

It does depend on the machine, I think. More sensitive and powerful MRI machines can have orders of magnitude more powerful fields.

Except in the show, AI actually solved problems, instead of causing them.

Some instances have matrix spaces.

I’m in the one for mine.

This is biased, since I started it, but: [email protected]

Haven’t posted myself much lately, but it’s kept trucking along with neat posts from other people.

Kopia is my recommendation. I’d be happy to help get it working.

The featureset and performance in comparison to Borg/Restic make it the best choice for a lot of cases.

Borg is excellent, but it does require management access at both ends, and is more complex to use.

Kopia is quite simple, once you have it set up. Including its restore options.

Later Android versions also let you set a custom DNS in settings, so you can have DNS level traffic filtering without an app that does it via local VPN.

He doesn’t

Self hosting Stoat is a nightmare at the moment.

Only the webUI works out of the box, if you want the phone app you need to compile it yourself.

At least the desktop app now supports connecting to custom instances, but it’s by launch option, not the GUI.

All that said, my understanding was that you give the code to your friends, and they have to enter it during signup.

Enabling invite-only doesn’t remove the signup functionality, it adds authentification, so only people with the invite code can pass.

Interestingly, if you deport everyone except the president, the crime rate skyrockets to 100%.

Especially as many places will be based in the USA who is the least likely country to implement these laws

uh, what?

I mean if they can really just do nothing, then that is also something it would be good to be sure about.

Nintendo has shown that it is possible to attack open source projects at the repository level, and while that wouldn’t necessarily stop development, it would be a step down to force development technically “underground”.

And if instances have to start being regularly replaced, that WILL cause attrition.

I mean… They have to.

Countries are making it law, so sooner or later, fedi projects are going to have to deal with that crap.

Oh, what’s the speedtest server?

I’ve not run into that yet myself, but I’d love to have one of those.

Neat!

The plural of software is software. Not softwares.

I see you don’t need more convincing.

Dungeon Meshi has one of the more populated communities on Lemmy, [email protected].

It’s mostly just fanart as we’re between seasons, but the episodes discussion threads are likely to be quite active again once the second season starts.

Symfonium is not open source. It is a paid app by a helpful and responsive sole dev.

If you want FOSS, that’s Finamp. But it is not as good. It does also implement offline play features.

The Symfonium dev has responded to and implemented two requests of mine, making me quite happy to pay for and mention their app.