First thing I always do on a new Termux installation is setting up bash and GNU tools.

Where mom? You’re not even pointing anywhere!

No.

Did you update postgres as well? 0.19.4 needs a newer version.

I mean, you gotta learn about the failure of the Star Wars hotel!

Do they produce Apache helicopters?

Use the crosspost feature. Some frontends can even filter out those someone has already seen.

So even when you want ads they can’t get it right.

🫏

You basically have to do on the server side what React is doing on the client side. Maybe nodejs can do that. I don’t know, I’m not too familiar with either.

And if you cow you cow.

Post the resulting html code. Basically whatever you get when you run curl on a URL is what Lemmy sees as well. The React code is more or less irrelevant.

I’m not too familiar with Mint. But I bet you wouldn’t even have to install anything to switch to Wayland. Just select it at the login screen.

With docker-compose it’s almost there. Putting everything into a script with sensible defaults asking just for what is absolutely necessary should be relatively easy. It’s just that nobody bothered to do that.

Of course, if you want to have a performant instance with more than one user you will have to tweak everything according to your needs. But to simply get up and running isn’t that hard.

• The first was the amazon sponsored search. But that was a few years ago.
• Constantly it’s Canonical’s not invented here syndrome where they don’t work with others to do new stuff but instead opt to push their own solutions which often fail.
• Snap’s dependency on a proprietary store backend.
• And the latest is locking some security updates behind a mandatory Ubuntu Pro account.

Nothing quite as bad as what Microsoft is doing with Windows. But not really in the great fluffy open source spirit either.

Luckily thanks to open source nobody is forced to put up with any of that.

Without watching the video, Canonical are doing their best to get Ubuntu there.

It’s called “corpse”. Often riddled with diseases.

You never know.

Stop staring at my cable box. I don’t have a problem!

True, didn’t think of that.