Would be nice if it could be set as some kind of post / comment metadata, hidden from view but there in the code.

That would make a nice Linux-based gaming PC for my kids that is for sure.

My guess is that the post was submitted with incorrect timestamp, and despite being adjusted to the correct one, it doesn’t seem to be taken into account correctly in Lemmy. Maybe the post was set far into the future and it’s gonna be stuck there in new until forever 🤣

(Un)fortunately, I don’t see the issue on the local instance I’m on, otherwise I’d check the timestamp in the database just to figure out the root cause.

There is enough negativity online, we don’t need to add an extra layer of ragebait.

Let’s try smuggling Kinder Surprise eggs instead, maybe that will relieve the tension.

I had Tchap in mind.

At least they kinda get the implications, with their own Matrix derivative at the government level.

I paid Plex Pass Lifetime for peanuts (maybe $50 or $75) a decade ago, not using it would mean wasting that so yeah…

I did it for some memes, not like I’m making money out of it.

I was skeptical at first, but then I saw the option added to the menu of the breakfast place I go to. Didn’t regret it, was delicious.

The combination of sweet and salty flavors, and the fluffy and crunchy textures was 👌

Bazzite comes with Nvidia support out of the box.

And leave a good classic intact.

I took it, no way I’d miss spending quality time with our newborn and be there for my wife.

The employer has some heads up that it’s coming too, so they can adjust the workload for something that occurs maybe once or twice in an employee’s lifetime.

But then I live in Quebec, Canada and the father can take 5 weeks and the mother can take a year. (The father can take more, but they’re swapped of the mother’s year).

For me it’s wasn’t just about the ads, but that the official app is terrible compared to the great third-party clients out there.

Instead of shitting the bed and charging abusive API rates to the third-party apps developers, they could have just made the use of third-party apps require a Reddit Premium subscription at the end-user level. That way they’d have solved the inability to display ads to third-party users by making them pay, and third-party devs could have kept doing their thing without worrying about a hefty API bill.

But instead they chose to be a bunch of dickwads and alienate the devs and give the middle fingers to their most loyal userbase. I left my 16 years old account dormant since.

Some instances like lemmy.world values stability over bleeding edge, and 0.19.3 has been stable for them. They do plan to upgrade to something newer eventually, it’s just that every migration carries a risk of something going wrong.

Not gonna complain to see investments made into an open platform.

Can you extract your cookie and pass it to yt-dlp?

AI trends

Yeah that part kinda sucks, but it’s not all bad. For example, there’s the offline translation engine that relies on a trained model that runs entirely locally, which is kinda neat and great privacy-wise.

I think you mostly just need to block incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org

I put the conditioner in my hair, then let it sit a couple of minutes while I wash the rest of my body. When I’m done I rinse it all in one go.