Wow I love this, and your other posts too!

Do you share your photos anywhere else, like on a Pixelfed account? I’d love to be able to follow your profile, but that isn’t possible on Lemmy/Piefed yet.

Yes.

Does it? I haven’t seen complaints about bricking, and limine should make it trivial to undo a bad update. It wouldn’t need a redownload

Also these stats aren’t based on downloads

I’m not familiar with Manjaro, what was wrong with it?

Limine is also a good reason for people who want the benefits of Arch but are worried about bad updates. Being able to rollback to an earlier snapshot in the boot menu is nice for new users

This one probably needs a NSFW filter, for “I was eating” reasons 😅

I think a better analogy that hits both points would be a glass of water

• necessary and not an indulgence
• still cheap to produce

Neat :D

That’s not the only feature: if you place a file named .XCompose in your home directory, you can add custom combinations! So, if I want to send a heart, I can just hit Compose < 3 and I will get a ♥. Besides emoji, I also find myself often looking up various arrows and punctuation: now I can simply hit Compose - > and get a nice → arrow quickly.

Thank you! :)

Here is the original article that this one referenced/rewrote:

https://news.uq.edu.au/2026-03-cellular-changes-linked-depression-related-fatigue

Amelia has such a human biography /s

TrustedHealthGuides.com, where she oversees content quality, editorial workflows, and the development of health guides that both inform and engage readers. With years of experience in medical writing and editorial leadership, Amelia ensures that every article is thoroughly researched, clearly presented, and aligned with evidence-based best practices. She collaborates closely with contributors and fact-checkers to maintain the site’s standards for accuracy, clarity, and accessibility. Amelia’s passion is making complex health topics understandable without sacrificing rigor, helping TrustedHealthGuides.com remain a reliable resource for audiences seeking trustworthy health information.

You can almost read the original prompt that they put in to the LLM to get that bio 😄

It made me think of this webcomic

Neat, this has come a long way since I learned about these projects in school

I love the new branches :)

We need a browser extension with a whitelist for accounts that are either verified, or created before 2022. If the extension gets popular and people start buying old accounts to post spam on, then it would also need a blacklist for confirmed spammers.

😮‍💨

Looks cool! I’d love to see local buynothing groups have a Fediverse alternative.

Out of curiosity, is there any standard or common format around location data for Fediverse platforms?

At the same time, they became a lot more palatable to the rest of the world and companies that want to avoid bad press / boycotts

Read and spot clues: The AI looks at your posts and pulls out little hints about you. Things you that are part of your personality. Like it can see that this person talks a lot about coding games in Python, loves Marvel movies, complains about school in Seattle, and types with a certain style.

I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I live in Florida. I like to jet ski. I like to jet ski. I like to jet ski. I like to jet ski. I have a pet snake named Snack. I have a pet snake named Snack. I have a pet snake named Snack.

It would be best to ask on !meta@lemmy.ml

Lemmy in general

Lemmy software doesn’t block VPNs, this is done by individual instances as a way to handle bots / attacks.

Your instance blocks VPN & Tor users: https://lemmy.world/post/11967676