It’s honestly insane. Half of regular travels in the world is done using huge machines 10-20X the weight of humans inside.

People get to carry a giant piece of metal around and they think it’s okay.

Good bot

Jesus cries vs Jesus Christ

Like, when things are so bad even Jesus is mourning it.

Can join ours. Not small, but completely neutral - no drama, no defederation, no prejudice towards the users.

Personal choice is paramount here. Crafted with love, peacefully housing people all across the political spectra.

Ironic that I had to go through not one, but 2 dark pattern cookie banners to get to the article.

The headline phrasing couldn’t be better

Nice! After all, Shire was filmed on such hills in NZ, if I recall correctly

This is why I open up earlier. Not at the first date or something, but at most a few months in.

You will eventually open up, and if it grosses your partner out to the point of ruining your relationship, you better know now rather than later, when you’ve spent so much time together and have more to lose.

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Yeah, it’s called after the surgeons who first described it.

Surgeons can be men, especially when we’re talking 1935 Chicago.

Oh, come on, who cares about AI for a parody illistration? The object on the photo obviously doesn’t exist and AI allows someone not skilled at Photoshop to draw a great pun and make a point.

It’s one thing to make shrimp Jesus for the sake of it, and another to make a jokey statement.

I feel like the problem of GNOME is not minimalism - it’s lack of proper customization. It’s a minimal setup that works for GNOME devs, but not you.

Personally, I enjoy using Adwaita apps under KDE. Adwaita works great with the “one app - one purpose” philosophy, while KDE allows you to make global arrangements the way you like, so that everything you need is at your fingertips, and everything you don’t is out of the way. You can customize KDE to look in a way that compliments Adwaita, and it looks and works very well.

I think there’s one more big angle to modern design minimalism. It gets out of the way.

Every day, we are bombarded with millions of design elements. If they would all scream, show themselves, try to be special, many would get overwhelmed, overloaded, overburdened. The classic design screams individuality, impression, emotion. The minimalist one is there for the function without distraction, like a quiet servant - there when you need it, out of sight elsewhere. It’s a design philosophy of an age when everything is at your fingertips.

With that said, and with my strong preference to modern, minimalist designs, I appreciate the effort others put into making their computing experience truly reflect their workflow and intention.

Hosting instance ran out of disk space, collecting donations to resume operations.

Avoiding Brave browser makes you part of a coward gang

Coward = very not Brave

Coward gang

(Jfc does anyone recognize word play or smth)

Brave was found altering links to some crypto services like Binance to include their referral and basically profit from unknowing users, they also run an ad network, they rely on Chromium, thereby endorsing Google’s dominance over the modern Web, they are very crypto-positive, which is a problem for many in the open-source community, and on top of that, everything else others have said.

Brave was found altering links to some crypto services like Binance to include their referral and basically profit from unknowing users, they also run an ad network, they rely on Chromium, thereby endorsing Google’s dominance over the modern Web, they are very crypto-positive, which is a problem for many in the open-source community, and on top of that, everything else others have said.

…and he also fails to note how miserable his life would be if not for taxes from others.

Where?