I won’t
I’ll try to eat healthy and exercise, but besides that I’m not planning on doing anything.
I joined Lemmy back in 2020 and have been using it as @qaz@lemmy.ml until somewhere in 2023 when I switched to lemmy.world. I’m interested in systemd/Linux, FOSS, and Selfhosting.
I won’t
I’ll try to eat healthy and exercise, but besides that I’m not planning on doing anything.


I wanted something short and unique and this was somewhat pronounceable with a vowel in the middle


English version. It mentions the reasons


Good that you added that security disclaimer


I wanted to post the thing in the body but didn’t know where. I wasn’t sure if it was suitable to include it so I added it with a spoiler and CW.


I expected more public outrage and media attention after the boats would inevitably be intercepted. My expectations were low, but apparently still far too high.
Most LLM’s now call functions in the background. Most calculations are just simple Python expressions.


Let them federate with Hexbear


Hetzner Storage Share
Yes, except that you won’t see the reports on your other account and will have to periodically check your moderator accounts.
The HTTP response times are sometimes a little rough, but the team has managed to keep up a large part of the fediverse for the past few years. It’s impressive, and I’m happy that I ended up chosing lemmy.world after migrating from lemmy.ml.


I’m not sure about silly frogs, but I think showing something like a supporter icon or something could help? I’ll try making a quick PoC.
Edit: I wrote something that takes the members of OpenCollective, gets their Fediverse username and then, displays it in the frontend

Edit 2: GitHub for HTTP server serving usernames https://github.com/QazCetelic/supporter-shoutout, patch for frontend not included


I’ve seen a video of someone building a text recognition algorithm that predicts the numbers of drawn digits. I’ve also seen someone run a Minecraft-like game inside of Minecraft.
B650W with a negative display


The Bunq link goes directly to the bank account of the organization running Lemmy.world, mastodon.world, and piefed.world.


I’m not able to help out as volunteer at the moment since I just started with a new job, but might be able to help some time later. I’ve donated something for the “various small resources” and will be increasing my monthly donation amount.


I’ve personally started creating my new communities on other instances to spread it out more. You create an alt on a fitting and reliable instance, create it there and then give control to your main account. My latest community is on mander.xyz.
I’m not using n8n, but I am using Node-RED and would like to hear from people who have used both.