I really want to do this, but it would be impractical to go through the thousands of communities available and decide if I like it or not. It also doesn't account for new ones which means I'd have to keep going through the list and look for the ones I haven't looked at yet. Therefore, I've just done it Reddit-style where I look at what's the top posts of the day and see if I like what I see.
There's not much left after adding everything after linuxmemes!
we deny to the poor
I see this a lot, but unless you're talking about free range organic stuff, bulk commodity foods like rice and black beans are among the cheapest yet most filling. What's the reason they're not more common in these situations?
That's actually weird, because I'm always thinking "wow, look how far they came! awesome work!" which is the opposite mindset.
My screen belongs to whoever posted this photo on Reddit
I wanted to like Faust, but it's super duper ugly due to putting all of its eggs in the functional basket.
Synchronizing the clipboard over SSH uses the OSC 52 protocol, which both the terminal and the programs you run in the terminal have to support. Foot may or may not support it, and almost no regular software does, but CB got complete OSC 52 support recently.
y no me he dormido nada...
Unfortunately, it looks like Intel is investing heavily into RISC-V (by buying out SiFive), so it's harder to say for sure what their future will be here.
The problem is that they probably just don't know about Lemmy, while Reddit has had a 13-15 year (?) headstart.
What is there to remaster?
$10K of Nvidia stock