The English + Undefined issue is indeed a nasty issue that makes half of the content disappear for a reason that’s not easy to figure out. It really should be a separate checkbox of whether to show or hide posts where the language is not labelled. I do think that Undefined is selected by default now, but might still get unselected if the language setting is clicked and changed.

For those people saying “Ctrl+Click, should be obvious”, that won’t work at all on mobile web UI.

Tip for you since it sounds you are genuinely trying it out but are running into issues: you can post and comment on outside Lemmy communities without creating a different account for the most part. Just navigate to lemmy.world/c/[community name]@[other site domain]. Example: https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] means you can interact with the community on mander.xyz while staying on your lemmy.world account.

A Lemmy server agnostic link can be made in the form of ![community name]@[other site domain]. Example: [email protected], or [email protected] to help people from anywhere on lemmy to link to c/fediverse.

There’s still a lot of gaps like official methods to redirect post and comment links to your instance (I heard it was coming soon) It is indeed behind Reddit in a lot of technical and social aspects, but I think it’s not completely a bad thing.

Welcome! Thanks for the suggestion, I’m happy with having multiple sites and not one team having absolute say on content over the rest.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/CPU_frequency_scaling

Here’s a resource you can read up on the various software, commands and tooling available to adjust CPU parameters. Packages where these softwares can be found might be different between arch, redhat and debian based distros.

For the problem itself, my first check for onset crashing is always thermals, but since its been happening since the beginning then might be a hardware issue with the CPU itself.

On lemmy.ca we have semi-active Hockey pages, especially due to the playoffs, check out [email protected], and some of the team pages get occasional posts. The advantage of being a lemmy.ca user is that you will encounter small sports team and small Canadian city page posts more often in local feed.

I think before a Buffalo Bills page takes off we need a relatively active American football page. But sports commentary is not very intriguing to me and feels very formulaic: “Go [team name] Go”, “Coach [name] sucks”, “Next season we’ve drafted [name] to our team”, etc. etc.

This candidate’s skills seem to be in communication and I’m glad they are using it for good.

I hope this inspires a new generation of politician candidates that put action ahead of the politics in their messaging, because I admit that action alone without messaging means no one hears the good work you are doing and gives free reign to culture war misinformation and billionaire funded hate campaigns.

It has worked. Here in Vancouver, we got a city councillor whose day job is a dishwasher, because of their progressive vision and their concrete action over rhetoric to help people in our communities. He and an anti-automobile candidate beat out the incumbent party’s cop candidate and the NIMBY candidates by a wide margin.

Solution: put a facebook, amazon, google logo on it so courts block their dns?

My microwave does that… in online chats my friends heard the beeping through my microphone, and still have had to remind me to take it out before too.

Klarna: Fire Now, Pay Later.

Is accessibility designed by someone that doesn’t require that accessibility any good? I think that hesitance keeps some maintaners from fixing some of the longer standing issues.

I do think there should be a unique distro attuned to users requiring speaker or braille output. It can be a bit lacking on local security but it should be the software for a computer that you can listen to and can listen to you.

I’m not blind but MATE has been my goto DE. I want a modern yet no-frills desktop.

Can we get the courts to determine that as an “unreasonable search” already?

When I was a middle schooler I definitely wanted to see what would happen from messing around with things like that would be like…

But I also wasn’t inundated by short form videos trying it out and encouraging me to do it myself also as part of a trend…

The purple dragon is cute sure but watermarking it makes it hard to read anything on there. At least keep the decorations in the margins and whitespace if you’re going to add them.

Psst if you want newbie oriented advice ask on [email protected]

One piece of advice as a freebie: Don’t judge yourself too hard if an honest and genuine comment you make now-and-then gets downvoted. Often times the best thing to do is just to move on. You can try to reach a mutual understanding through conversation, but recognize the signs when a back-and-forth isn’t leading anywhere productive and simply back off.

Three, two, one, zero, minus one.

I had very recently come across a reactionary content left-wing YouTube channel, reacting to Rachel Maddow of MSNBC reacting to Elon Musk’s interview… I thought that was pretty bizarre. (link).

It was a 30 second intro segment, then a 8 minute clip of the Maddow show, followed by a 1 minute outro commentary segment.

Reddit… Let’s not go there, 'tis a silly place.

The commenters on average feel more real on Lemmy, so i’ve been here 2 years plus and hardly needed to look back.

The “next year” promise of the year…

Some people just read a post title, upvote/downvote and move on without even looking at the image. (Some people includes me too sometimes)

This is assuming you are expected by your council to clean it “thoroughly enough”.

After you eat/drink the contents, a very quick rinse is all that’s needed. Little stains aren’t going to be bad for recycling.

If you’ve left it for a while and are worried, a simple but surefire way to clean out any significant gunk would be these steps:

• Make sure you have a strainer on your sink drain if your plumbing system is fragile.
• Fill every can or jar with water to near the top
• Wait 15 minutes
• pour out a can into the sink
• fill the can with a bit of water and shake the last bits out
• pour and lightly rinse the rest of the cans in the same way
• bin the gunk caught by the strainer.