

Any recs?


Any recs?


Nothing wrong with paying for biased journalism, as long as it’s high quality.
New York times and walk street journal both publish a bunch of propaganda, but also have high quality stuff and I find it worth subscribing.


Yeah I also thought the same thing. It’s interesting that it still works, just really poorly.


This is because flatpak has a layer of isolation and installs its own copy of the drivers. If your system driver gets updated, then the flatpak one isn’t matching.
If you update your system, you should always update everything, including flatpak.


Final Fantasy: strangers of paradise
It has a co-op mode (up to 3 players), which is a huge plus for me.
Whats great:
Whats decent:
Whats meh:
Whats not good
Overall I really enjoyed it, because not many coop games I can play with loved ones.
First of all, I would ask them if they’re familiar with the boycott and the reasons why it is happening. If they are, ask them them if they have a reason not to participate. Based on that, and how serious the cause behind the boycott is, I would judge.
I love open platforms, open standards, open source, and interoperability! I like that I can choose lemmy as my preferred way of posting to social media, but someone can read my content in their preferred format as lemmy supports federating to other platforms as well as distributing content via RSS.
I also love the lemmy culture. Anytime I ask questions here, I get some very thoughtful, educated and unique answers that I cannot seem to get anywhere else. The content I see on lemmy is the exact type I wish for. I only wish there was more of it.
If you just make it public it wouldn’t be an announcement, and it wouldn’t have the irreplaceable first impression effect that you fear, because the only people who will see it are the very curious ones like I am.
At least explain to us what it’s all about if you won’t post it. I would love to know and see if I would be interested in contributing!


I don’t want to watch the people who aspire to do it as a job. They saw some influences online who are profit driven and think they can get similarly rich. Many see it as an easy job (it’s not).
I want to watch people motivated by their thirst for creativity and sharing knowledge, and if money comes their way they will see it as secondary. I would prefer them to do something else as a job.
My journal is electronic (offline) and I have been doing it for 10 years or so.


It’s just less hyped now compared to days of reddit API change and Twitter going to Elon Musk.


Still waiting for an Arabic lemmy 😔


It seems it does, but when I tried it it didn’t work very well. I don’t remember why, but it wasn’t exactly what I hoped.


Where? Please show me as I’d rather contribute to or fork existing projects


Friendica does


Email is a great addition, I didn’t consider that one. Thanks for that!
I’d love to add reddit and other big social medias even, but their restrictive access policies aren’t very promising.


Typically Arabs would be very impressed to see you even try to speak Arabic. I have never seen someone make fun of a foreigner for their accent. It’s also quite rare for a foreigner to speak without accent.


This victim mentality won’t take you anywhere and you’ll never make it in life with this thinking. Man up and make a coherent argument. No one will give you the sympathy you are seeking when you keep playing victim.


This seems reasonable, but then at what point do we say “no” to making dedicated spaces because someone thought their rights are being infringed?
Separate spaces for smoking are common. What about dedicated spaces where street music performers can perform and others where they can’t?
What if someone doesn’t want to see tattoos? At what point do you say “your annoyance is unreasonable”? I mean surely this one is, but is there a guideline that separates this from playing loud music?
A extreme case would be someone who wishes to make a space free of a certain race. Obviously this is ridiculous and bad, but I am seeking a guideline that can separate these unreasonable ones from the reasonable ones.
I am yet to hear a justification for opposing illegal immigration that doesn’t tie back into racism or racial prejudice, let alone a justification that actually makes sense if you take it apart.
Someone prove me wrong, and I’ll change my mind.