or an old laptop with cheap bluetooth keyboard and mouse
Do you have any tutorial that explains what you did? I'd love to try to better understand your setup
I had the same problem and that's how I got it fixed: https://endlesstalk.org/comment/1569031
Aehm I don't know if you're aware of it but your account is flagged as bot
The only Windows update I'm gonna be happy to install asap
Happy birthday man! Hope to read soon a post about of a massive party you had for your next birthday!
I agree with you. The big évident red box attracts more attention than a low res small porn image.
Yeeeesss, I'm not a bot anymore!
Thank you for bothering helping me!
I know, I don't know how to change that... It was a mistake :(
Hello everyone!
I recently started to travel a lot for tourism and I always don't know how to properly get the info about the place I'm visiting.
I don't like guided tours so I thought to use Wikivoyage but the articles are so reductive in comparison to what you can find on Wikipedia that unfortunately doesn't have a TTS option.
What do you use then? How do you organize yourself?
Do you want to die painless right now or later but in a painful way?
That's what the article made me think honestly
The fact most surprises me is that lemmy became a real alternative to Reddit in a bit more than a month. Idk guys, I just love internet
What's the story behind this defederation? I missed that
Connect has that option and it's super useful to discover new communities
As I wrote in the title, I'd love to have the option to scroll through the list of communities of an instance.
Maybe could you add that option in the post menu?
If I see a post of a community, I'd like to quickly know more about that instance.
Thank you for your hard work btw
I'd love to have the possibility to browse the instance and community of a post without opening it. Now the menu looks like !this.
When I open the post, there are the !options I'm talking about: "About community" and "About instance"
