It depends on a particular community.
Communities like nostupidquestions are not expected to have posts with important news or problems one might google a year later.
Tech-focused communities, on the contrary, are expected to keep posts forever, so that important information will be accessible. However, some people delete their posts after their problem is solved. This is highely discouraged.
And Lemmy ain’t just one site. Yeah.
I don’t (at least, I try not to) consume media with typical “morals of the story” and narratives. But looking back into my childhood, I hate the stories about solving conflicts diplomatically, in a nonviolent way. I wish I had someone to teach me stand up for myself with my fists. I really lacked the skill of giving one a good smack when needed, and still do. Because in real life nobody listens to what you say, unless you can back your words with something sensable.
Some communities simply purge old posts.
Fennec is pretty pointless. It is deblobbed but still uses Mozilla telemetry.
Librewolf seems like a go-to choice for many people like you. Assuming you are on mobile, you can try Waterfox (but it might become bloated like FF in a few months, I dunno) or kind of an ungoogled chromium. I tried AOSmium which is another one ungoogled chromium, it is too minimal for me but might be good for you. They also claim to have some Vanadium’s privacy patches (you might try building Vanadium from source btw).
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Never knew something was wrong about lemmy.ml, it’s not moderated here on my server. But it often has duplicate communities with .world and they are of comparable sizes
If DAW was the problem, I could go with something like Ardour. The problem are hundreds of third party VST plugins
Would it make any sense with the current CPU?
Also maybe Podman. Almost the same as Docker but rootless.
You are already familiar with Debian, so it will be easier. Debian is more friendly than you might think. This is enough to choose it.
All right then. I use FL Studio and a whole bunch of VST plugins, such as Waves, FabFilter, T-Racks, KiloHeartz, etc etc. Most of them have no Linux versions, and setting them all up with wine would be a pain. I theoretically would be able to do this, but I just need to make music as I used to before i took a break with it and tried Linux. I will consider staying on Linux, if you suggest a truly decent FabFilter suite alternative and a 1:1 replacement for Waves MetaFlanger.
True. But it’s not quite comfortable to use. And it lacks good mobile apps. I guess, there only are Raccoon and FediLab, but both have serious UX problems.
You should probably check your system time in BIOS. It is a very common issue I have personally encountered.
This is a trade-off of privacy. SimpleX relays don’t store messages after they are received, it’s all stored locally on your device. Like with Delta Chat, in order to sync two devices you have to migrate the local database.
SimpleX is an encrypted instant messaging app, it’s not designed as a social network or a forum.
Large group members often suffer from unreceiving some messages, due to group encryption complexity. It’s almost like the famous “unable to decrypt message” in Matrix. Maybe one can create an unencrypted group, but then it makes no sense to use SimpleX.
Nowdays ftp-things are like ftp:// and normal websites use https://, is this a newer thing?
It was not wrong - I literally could not remember what and in what order I had to write, although I did remember most of the general concepts introduced in the program.
The original code worked fine when I was simply rewriting it looking in the book
An old Lemmy post referencing a GitHub issue
This was long ago, that’s why I’m curious if something changed.
One post is a couple of kilobytes, but there are hundreds of posts daily, you know. Also comments, also attachments. And no community exists in vacuum, they are parts of much larger instance servers. So this is among the least disruptive ways to save storage space.