What printer do you use, is it a predefined profile?

Haha right, as if GTA:SA is that old xD
* checks Wikipedia *
Oh my god

AND a birthday card!

Now I’m just imagining a Scotsman pronouncing it and really rolling that R 😂

it’s only 8:43 pm

Dude, just go to sleep.

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Very cool idea! Please share your results once you have done it :)

Wait, where do I enable this? 😮

Edit: Found this guide, but Spam & Call Screen isn’t available on my 8 pro. So I guess it’s only regionally available. :/

Edit 2: Some people online seem to have the same problem. Assigning Phone back as Spam App in the phone settings, clearing the cache and force stopping the Phone app also didn’t change anything.

No, but I’m curious, do you order online a lot, where you have to provide a number they can put on the package? I assume someone along the way makes money on the side by collecting/sharing these numbers. But maybe that’s just my paranoia.

Right, technically even one pixel per letter could be solvable. Different letters would mostly result in a slightly different hue. And if multiple letters have the same, it could be guessed via the neighbours and statistical frequency of each letter.

We also have the context and could specifically look for words like trees, path, thank, saw first.

Right, come to think of it, I definitely would be the weird guy that doesn’t understand how the community works. I couldn’t speak their language, wouldn’t know their common practices and hierarchy.

I’d likely go (be exiled) on my own lonely journey (aaand thus quickly die).

I guess I could build a cart/waggon for easier transporting the dead animals the other guys hunted. Not sure if that would be much appreciated or if I just would be the weird guy again.

Maybe a plough would be more useful.

And building/improving shelter.

I could also make a fire after failing some time I suppose.

I have no experience with Element, as far as I can tell it’s a client for Matrix, which is not directly connected to Lemmy.

What I found was this post. Apparently lemmy.world has Matrix support in addition to Lemmy itself.

This can be a bit confusing since both apparently use “lemmy.world”, but I don’t think Lemmy and Matrix are connected directly (as in synced). And that’s why you can find lemmy.world with Element, but can’t see Lemmy stuff with your Matrix login.

Someone please correct me if I’m wrong.

I try to explain this in a structured way, so that you hopefully don’t feel too overwhelmed. Feel free to ask if something doesn’t make sense.

Lemmy

Lemmy is like e-Mail, there are multiple websites where you can make an account, but you can still communicate/participate with users from other sites. (This is called decentralisation.)

Instance

An instance is a website that you use for logging in to Lemmy. You only need an account on one website to participate (e.g. writing posts/comments) in Lemmy.

So, since you already have an account, that means you already have chosen an instance, it’s lemmy.world.

Community

Like users, communities can be created on different instances. There can even be a community with the same name on two different instances.

For example:

• lemmy.world/c/Autism
• lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/Autism

These communities can still be accessed on your instance, they are all synced. (With some exceptions which I’m not going into right now.)

How to participate in communities of your instance

1. Go to your instance (lemmy.world)
2. Log in
3. Go to the community you want to participate in (lemmy.world/c/Autism)
4. You don’t need to “join” a community, but you can subscribe, so that new posts show up in your feed

How to participate in other instances

1. Go to your instance (lemmy.world)
2. Log in
3. Go to the community you want to participate in but add the instance to the back like this: lemmy.world/c/[email protected]
4. You don’t need to “join” a community, but you can subscribe, so that new posts show up in your feed

So in summary it’s the same Aso for communities of your instance, just make sure to always start/login on your instance.

Direct links

Since constructing the URL like described above is quite annoying, Lemmy can use special links that work across all instances. They are as follows:

• [email protected]
• [email protected]

Apps

There exist many Lemmy apps. They can facilitate things (especially when you want to browse on your phone), but this also means that the look&feel is different. Some step by step guides might not work exactly the same on different apps.

Your wife sent you this one while you were gaming, or while you were away on a business trip?

Humans are afraid of death. Thus we don’t like to talk about it. Thus being more afraid of it. Thus treating it as an exception.

That’s why I love Caitlin Doughty’s YouTube channel

Wait, the bank app doesn’t allow other keyboard apps to be installed?

I can maaaybe see them forcing a specific keyboard app to be used on their app, but everything else is just infuriating.

Don’t worry, 0.2s after that photo was taken, she was a red beacon visible from far away.

At work we always put an issue number (together with a short summary text) in the commit message. The the verbose explenation is done in the issue, where formatting, search and filtering is easier. However this creates a dependency to that issue system.

Downloading this to my meme archive I’m never gonna use 🫣