Discourse and Lemmy are both based around topics/communities so hopefully there will be better federation here. E.g. being able to follow a discourse topic from lemmy would be really cool.

Hopefully they have done this in a way where Lemmy can federate with then easily.

We can already view mastodon threads that are linear inside Lemmy.

Oh, sorry. It wasn’t for me earlier (I linked through from Firefox suggestions)

Have you set android autofill framework to use bitwarden?

Libro.FM is DRM free and lets you buy any book once a month for a fixed cost.

Up to you =)

I think it does fit here as it is python related

Might be worth posting this in !lemmy_dev@programming.dev as that is a community around Lemmy Bots and Tools

I have personally used fedora and nixos on a gen 1 framework 13 and it works great.

Does Framework do anything regarding FOSS drivers or firmware?

Regarding your question they say this:

We deliberately selected components and modules that didn’t require new kernel driver development and have been providing distro maintainers with pre-release hardware to test to improve compatibility. We’re also working on enabling firmware updates through LVFS to complete the Linux experience.

source: https://frame.work/gb/en/linux

I think it depends on the website. There are some websites where chrome will work better either because chrome works better with certain libraries/technologies or because the developers put more time into optimizing for chrome.

On the other hand Firefox might have less bloat around telemetry that gives it an advantage too.

I think the DIY model doesn’t include some components in the base price and that is why it is cheaper. Once you configure it to include other components it is a comparable price.

It seems the DIY option will only really save you money if you already have those components or if you buy those other components cheaply somewhere else.

Previous products took much longer for batches to sell out. Even the AMD framework 13 laptops didn’t sell this fast and they were the #1 thing the community had been asking for for about a year.

We (sadly) can’t tell how many units are in a batch. But we can tell that demand is far exceeding their expectations.

You should be able to use pip uninstall. See this link for details:https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/cli/pip_uninstall/

Using it in a venv will affect the venv. Using it outside the venv will affect global packages.

I am quite liking liftoff. It has a slightly different layout to wefwef and you can customize it a bit if you don’t like the default colours.

Definitely don’t include passwords in git.

Using a password manager is best.

If you are using secrets when developing you can load secrets into environment variables automatically when you run a program: https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/secrets-environment-variables/

You should try out wefwef.app

It is an Apollo like web app for Lemmy.

Yep its really impressive for such an early project.

Having said that I can’t work out how to edit comments/posts I have made.

It would also be nice to have a preview of your comment too.

Hopefully they add that at some point.

Isn’t the fediverse an anarchist project?

It seems to be the most flat peer structure of any social media.