not my own comments, but i noticed more and more comments being downvoted for daring to say something controversial. i remember back before we had to have the “this is not a disagree button” hover text on reddit, now we don’t even have that

we’ve got monitor edge barriers! the feature i missed most from windows is here i’m so pleased!

i doubt it, i don’t see why an icon pack would have a systemd service. probably something to do with moonlight [nvidia]

still, thank you for introducing me to a new* icon pack

I have to say I like this one

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kde can still look like that too:

i really hope oxygen does get ported to plasma 6, and not dropped like the air theme has been

i must say though, as much as i prefer the look of light themes usually, i think dark themes are objectively^[1] better unless you’re in bright sunlight: images and video aren’t affected by themes, so dark themes put the focus on the media, whereas light themes can wash them out

but i did see some of your posts and enjoyed them (and also found and followed your tumblr somehow) ­– do you want me to add you as a mod of !imaginarywarhammer? (i sort of inherited it when the original mod went a.w.o.l., so it seems fitting to add someone else now i’m doing so)

sorry! i’ve mostly stopped using lemmy for numerous reasons, so i didn’t see this until now

i’ll add it now, and i’ve messaged you c̄ more details

lemm.ee has temporarily disabled all image uploads actually, due to the csam spam (see the post on !meta@lemm.ee)

/0 has recently released his ai anti-csam filter though, so hopefully they should be back soon

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my own! gruvbox themes

d’you know what, i have no idea

i don’t recognise it, but i could just not have been paying attention

neocities is lovely, as is the guy who makes it

(i’m particularly a fan of his ad block bar, although it can be done without js)

yeah you did, don’t worry

it was just a small semantic feature i happened to notice. i’m impressed you managed to get my meaning even though i apparently used the wrong phrase, though [edit: or possibly i didn’t, i guess]

finally tywele, i’ve found something cutesy for you

sorry :(

Judging if something is pre or post apocalyptic, while allowing abandoned stuff to be pre-apocalyptic, feels more difficult.

yeah that’s fair, that’s why i do accept it’s conjecture. i just go by the kind of “feeling” of the piece, but i know that isn’t exactly something you can use

i’ve also just noticed i used “built from scratch” and “scratch-built” as opposites in that comment, which i imagine also isn’t hugely helpful…

fair enough, it is conjecture either way

perhaps pre-apocalyptic vs post-apocalyptic is a better distinguisher? and i’d say this looks pre; but it could be recently post and the electricity’s still running. so i won’t fault you for being confused

i mean there could be people in a wasteland (exempli gratia) even though it’s clearly post-apocalyptic, so i guess that was bad advice to give you

ah see now this one i personally would have put in !imaginarydegradation

it’s not unsuited to here, but to me it looks more dilapidated than abandoned^?

i think it depends

i mean it looks shitty on my screenshot, but that’s because it’s a phone not a tablet. my eyes can move easier than my thumbs, so i’d rather glance than have to scroll twice as far

i disagree with empty space usually, but i don’t disagree that it would be better filled with, say actionable buttons rather than text that needs to be read

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i’d find it much better as it’s more information dense. that’s why apps have preferences.

but i was just pointing out that there’s definitely a “sensible alternative”

oh definitely, that’s why i posted it

but i’m just letting tywele know that i’ll understand if she decides to remove it