What happens if he get points? He still will have a single entry on the WDC standings or one separate entry for team?
The software i work with is still written in delphi... Every day is pain
Same for me, missing on some debugging advice on the internet but for the most part is fine!
You can start to delete pachage caches, and see how much you gain... If not done often you can have a pile of old stuff. Check out the paccache arch wiki page for more info!
With the revanced client you can completely disable the shorts feature
I'm using trunks and I find it better than the official app (android)
Artix, YouTube "influences". Still maybe will transfer over to mainline Arch to avoid having to go crazy anytime something requires systemd
I've used Dwm for a long time, then switched to awesome, for the easier configuration! Loved both, really can't stand a floating wm no more
Same for me, I maybe replied 4/5 times in many years on reddit and I feel I've engaged with more conversations in the 3 months I'm on lemmy. Maybe having a smaller community leaves out the "someone else will comment" attitude.
The pain is with the migration of a ci/cd template to another
The other frustrating part is that even if you watch a Spanish translated show on Netflix for example, the subtitles usually don't match with what they're saying, even though it's the same language.
That's because the dub and the subtitles are translated by two different people in two different times and there isn't any quality control when are both done to check for consistency
I work as a consultant so it depends where is the client I'm trying to reach... From 5 min walk to 2.5 hours drive
Maybe from the mastodon (microblogging) side, but I think that from the lemmy side it's still a long journey
In other apps (Jerboa) or the web interface it is possible to know if a user that submitted a post or a comment is a bot or a mod or an instance admin, it is possible to have that feature in Boost?
(if it is already present I haven't found in the settings)
Thanks for the amazing work!
I also use Calibre as a library manager, but I haven't found another way to read that is not my kobo. The not e-ink screens just tire my eyes too much.