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They make quite a convincing argument here IMO.
freijon@lemmings.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Syncthing 2.0 Launches With Major Database Overhaul2·15 days agoI thought Turso is the new cool kid on the block
It’s good to know the risks, but I agree that we need more content like this. Here is me, it’s going to be a nice day today.
freijon@lemmings.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Useful CLI tools like ffmpeg, ani-cli, yazi, etc.?3·27 days agoThe suggestions in the comments are all nice, but the biggest game changer for me was nushell. Once you understand how it works there is no going back. I have saved so many hours already.
freijon@lemmings.worldto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How abnormal is it for a mother to buy her son a fleshlight for his 18th birthday?12·27 days agoI didn’t know what a fleshlight was and assumed OP misspelt Flashlight, assuming OP expected something bigger for their 18th birthday. Needless to say, the comments were quite confusing.
This capacitor will cost around one Bitcoin
294 Github stars, I guess your marketing is fine
freijon@lemmings.worldto Games@lemmy.world•role playing game to beat AI Karens and Kens (not physically)English1·4 months agoI gave it a try (on the website) and enjoyed it quite a bit. However, I would not pay for a more advanced AI. I’d rather pay for more content in the future, e.g. new characters or new scenarios. I liked the art style and high resolution graphics. The music can become quite repetitive. Also, some sound effects surely wouldn’t hurt. I played through the first two characters, the boomer and the influencer. I thought I messed up with the influencer, but apparently I did well and got a $1000 bonus. The change in mood of the customers was quite fitting. Unfortunately it’s not possible to resume a play-through or skip characters you already played against. It’s a very basic game and while you basically just argue with an AI, the graphics and very brief background story helped getting into my role. I liked it and it’s fine to pass the time for a few minutes, e.g. when commuting.
Is that Mary Poppins at 1600?
Not from the EU, but from Switzerland if that also counts: Vivi Kola
I know you’re probably referring to mobile apps. However, I only use a text expander on Desktop, where I can recommend espanso. It’s FOSS and doesn’t connect anywhere (unless you tell it to). I wouldn’t trust a non-open app that can read everything I type.
freijon@lemmings.worldto Map Enthusiasts@sopuli.xyz•Homicide rate per 100k in the Americas20·6 months agoI’m surprised about Greenland
freijon@lemmings.worldto Open Source@lemmy.ml•What's the best open source keyboard for android?2·7 months agoRemoved by mod
freijon@lemmings.worldto Open Source@lemmy.ml•What's the best open source keyboard for android?English161·7 months agoNo need to be unfriendly. I modified my original comment to make sure everyone understands what they get when they install this keyboard.
freijon@lemmings.worldto Open Source@lemmy.ml•What's the best open source keyboard for android?English51·7 months agoRemoved by mod
freijon@lemmings.worldto Open Source@lemmy.ml•What's the best open source keyboard for android?224·7 months agoRemoved by mod
A few days after enquiring about his Nobel Peace Price nomination.