KDE Connect mounts your phone as a network folder in Dolphin. You could copy multiple files and paste them into a folder in your phone through Dolpin as a workaround.
The best information I can find on getting Guix on the Raspberry Pi is the issues page for nonguix https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix/-/issues/128
It's based on the stats found here. https://repology.org/repositories/statistics/total
Take a look at this Guix blog post. https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2022/keeping-ones-home-tidy/
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/14962465
> https://discourse.nixos.org/t/much-ado-about-nothing/44236 > > Not directly related to this blog post but from NixOS discourse forum, a tl;dr from another person about the NixOS drama here : > > > > > > > If you’re looking for a TL;DR of the situation, here it is: > > > > Nix community had a governance crisis for years. While there has been progress on building explicit teams to govern the project, it continued to fundamentally rely on implicit authority and soft power > > > > Eelco Dolstra, as one of the biggest holders of this implicit authority and soft power, has continuously abused this authority to push his decisions, and to block decisions that he doesn’t like > > > > Crucially, he also used his implicit authority to block any progress on solving this governance crisis and establishing systems with explicit authority > > > > This has led uncountably many people to burn out over the issue, and culminated in writing an open letter to have Eelco resign from all formal positions in the project and take a 6 month break from any involvement in the community > > > > Eelco wrote a response that largely dismisses the issues brought up, and advertises his company’s community as a substitute for Nix community > > > > > >
What about America Ferrera? She matters as much as Margot Robbie and got an Oscar nomination for her role in the film.
Yeah for sure, but all it takes is some curiosity and commitment. The best way to learn self-hosting is getting a Raspberry Pi and self-hosting some stuff at home as practice. Pi-Hole, a VPN, Nextcloud, etc. There's no shortage of things to host on a Pi and tutorials on how to do it.
You really shouldn't host anything that other people will use if you're only a novice. You'll be responsible for other people's data, so you'll want to know enough about being a sysadmin so you don't put that data at risk.
If you're gonna stand up a Lemmy server just for yourself and to learn a bit about self-hosting, then take a look at the Lemmy docs.
There's this children's show called Jakers which features a subplot about a sheep (voiced by Mel Brooks apparently) that basically tries to convince the other sheep to not be sheep just like in this strip.
Courtesy of @carlytm@lemm.ee, !dragonball@lemmy.ml will be rewatching the entire Dragon Ball franchise, starting from the OG series. You can find this week's 5 episodes pinned to the top of the !dragonball@lemmy.ml community, or simply by visiting this link.
This post is merely to invite anyone who would care to participate and to point out that the Dragon Ball community has a presence on Lemmy, albeit small.
I hope everyone enjoys it. Remember to thank @carlytm@lemm.ee for setting everything up!
MLM in this case refers to Marxism-Leninism-Maoism or Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought, not Multi-Level Marketing.
The new app bundles format is a worrying trend! If it's truly exclusive to the Play Store and can't be brought to Aurora Store or the Android package installer somehow and APKs start to fizzle out, users of degoogled Android ROMs are going to suffer. If some big name apps are only available as AABs then tough luck.
Original link: https://mobile.twitter.com/thepine64/status/1420769527030296584
You kid, but there are probably "smart bathtubs" and "smart showers" out there that do run some old ass Linux kernel. The days of flushing a toilet while someone is showering are long gone. Now all you gotta do is hack into their showers and prank them from afar.
Hey, I've been meaning to ask you this, but you're both deaf and blind? And that's interesting that Windows doesnt't have good interfaces, since I always heard Windows is better in that department compared to Linux.
I agree. Early Lemmy, while not particularly active, had a lot of good posts and the community was incredibly kind and developed good discussions in the comments. That quality and community is still present, of course, but as we've grown, I've already seen elements of Reddit creeping in: low quality nonsense comments, an increasing amount of liberals and reactionaries, techno-chauvinists who separate technology from politics, etc. I want Lemmy to grow, but not at the expense of it's idiosyncrasies that separated it from Reddit.
➡️ Blog post for this release New Added new service: Bandcamp #3741 Many thanks to @fynngodau! Improved Added setting to match device's theme (dark & black) #3632 Show improved error panel ins...
And developed by people who hate the fact that you're alive!
A comment about Lemmy I saw on Reddit. The slur filter really pulls its weight and keeps the bigots out, it was a great idea.
How about Apostrophe?
AnySoft is pretty great! I especially like that it has the ability to swype. It may not be the best but it's the only open source keyboard I know that has that capability.
Congratulations on this milestone! Lemmy's only getting better and better.
Hey there, NewPipers! It’s been quite long since the last release. But for good reason: This release comes with quite major changes to the way NewPipe works, visibly as well as under the hood.
This isn't something that I do very often and it probably won't be a recurring thing. I don't consider myself much of a reviewer. If it...
