I guess they ask for bottles with screwed bottle caps.

The cup with lid also works if they don’t want accidental spillage.

There’s a new setting in the text tool to control the direction of the text outline. You can have the text outline grow inward, outward, or in both directions!

Finally!!!

Great blog post! The mastodon outrage was a highlight as I see it again and again. Dunking on bridgy-fed, opt-out telemetry and donation pop-ups.

As I have tried to put myself in the shoes of a typical person I can see how they can view FOSS as crazy people in tinfoil hats creating templeOS.

The more I look at it the worse it gets. Her face expression, yellow drip over the cardboard, 尿かけ氷は on the whiteboard. Disgusting.

I wish it would work but PEBKAC strikes again.

Perfect shape for four sided die

As I understand (I could be wrong) bridgy is not useful as it could be as it got bullied into being opt-in instead of opt-out.

Previous discussions about plebbit: https://lemmy.world/post/29490236
https://lemmy.world/post/23704373

Basically the IPFS is not performat enough for Social Media, and project has connections to crypto.

Kobo, Pocketbook or used Kindle as there is working jailbreak.

Do they work in Firefox?

Ok, but there is something here. in 99% percent everything works fine but when @sykaster@feddit.nl and I go to https://survev.io/ the performance is awful. Tested both on X11 and Wayland.

https://feddit.nl/post/34127250 just found your post and strangely enough https://survev.io/ IS unplayable.

I now run bazzite but arch and ubuntu worked good enough for me, definitely no 5fps choppines in the UI.

I run the same laptop with the same card, doing heavy work in blender and 3d games on Linux. What are you talking about?

Check if there are ROMs posted in xda forums.

I feel that worked great for reddit but doesn’t for Lemmy. The culture is slightly different IMO.

Maybe something like: Are you a power tripping bastard that tries to exuse worst behaviour on earth?

I would like to shove misskey and peertube somewhere in there.

Are you Japanese –––>yes misskey

idk what for peertube.

(I think this graph misses the point of OG joke as it was making fun of the userbase of the software)

Thanks for your work. I have two questions:

1. Will the set-up wizzard include federation settings? (Federate by default or defederate by default)?

2. What are current plans for FramaDate? That was the only usable project for scheduling TTRPG sessions that I have found, but it has a bunch of issues on mobile.

I have tried Bookwyrm (two years ago and now) but the database is lacking in entries, and adding new entries feels tedious and confusing to me. (I feel like I am 90% user from 90-9-1 rule) (“sortuj według tytułu:” - “sort by title:” is required but doesn’t explain what it means.)

I didn’t interact with anything more as I would use it mostly for tracking.

The top blue bar is defenetely something of design choice that feel amateurish. (Mobile)

• What do you like most about BookWyrm? Which features do you use most frequently?

I bounced back due to database stuff. I Also remeber that database wasn’t federated 2 years ago and that is dealbreaker, IDK if that changed.

• Are there any features or interactions that you find frustrating or unintuitive?

Adding new book to database.

• What features do you think are missing or could be improved?

DB federation.

• How do you feel about the interface (design, readability, navigation)?

It’s alright for a Linux user used to janky UIs. Top blue bar needs to go, feels like wasted space. The footnote is too big.
In “my books” there isn’t compact view. Everything has a lot of margins. I don’t like horizontal sliders with more menu options that aren’t visible. (At least there is an indicator unlike image toolbox.)

• Do you mainly use BookWyrm on a mobile device or on a computer? And why?

Mobile as I can’t be bothered to open it on big screen.

• Do you also use other platforms (e.g., Goodreads, StoryGraph, LibraryThing)? If yes, what makes you prefer one over the other?

I tried goodreads and storygraph. goodreads forced frequent mobile app updates so I didn’t use it. Storygraph has multiple entries for multiple editions so it’s also a no. I think I will try lubimyczytac.pl as that’s one I didn’t test yet. Never heard of LibraryThing.

• If you’ve never used BookWyrm, what’s holding you back? And conversely, what might encourage you to use it regularly?

Good Database

Thank you for contributing your time and expertise to improve UI/UX of open source.

1,5,6,7,5,6,7,make a knot.

I usually repeat 5,6,7 until I am out of thread.