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• Post #921182

  @hi for music definitely symfonium, in combination with self-hosted subsonic it's awesome for video i use VLC and photos just the stock gallery app, nothing fancy there

• Post #918770

  @hi Maybe writefreely or bearblog? Not sure if either of those have a way to easily crosspost, but they're the most common blogging platforms I've seen around on the fediverse.

• Post #839425

  @kde_fangirl@social.linux.pizza imo it's a tad easier to config than hyprland, and the config is much more stable so you need less tweaks/changes from update to update about nix i have no clue, never used it

• Post #747729

  @psittacus@social.linux.pizza Ungefragte Empfehlung zurück 😉: https://www.podcast.de/podcast/2627876/handelsblatt-crime-spannende-streitfaelle-der-deutschen-wirtschaft Ist zwar nicht von den öffentlich-rechtlichen, aber unglaublich spannend wenn man an Wirtschaftskrimis interessiert ist. Einer der wenigen Podcasts, die ich regelmäßig höre.

• Post #351403

  @Jonas@social.linux.pizza tried to purchase a Korean song once (since it's not available on TIDAL where I usually stream my music), but international services like Qobuz didn't have it and Korean services require a Korean phone number (and sometimes even ID verification) for registration. Eventually I did find a service where I was able to sign up through some loopholes, and I had the song in my cart ready for checkout, but then once again phone verification was required to purchase cre...

• Post #327545

  @brentsimmons@indieweb.social it's so annoying, i recently installed the element mac app but it never shows up in search results, always have to pull it up from the app list manually :/ the recent macos upgrade broke fundamental things that made my mac actually pleasant to use

• Post #218768

  @nileane@nileane.fr they're trying to lean really hard into this kind of "progressive blur", but the contrast is absolutely terrible. While designing my own UIs I've also tried to place text at the bottom of cards with progressive/fading dark overlays, but the text ended up being unreadable, just like in this example. Sad to see this choice from Apple, they're once again running perfectly good-looking and functional aspects of their UI.

• Post #218691

  @JimPansen@infosec.exchange Achso, hab die Aussage total missverstanden, sorry! Finde ich interessant, normalerweise möchte man doch, dass der eigene Rechner funktioniert und nicht nervt. Geht aber in beide Richtungen, normalerweise höre ich es eher andersrum, dass Linux doch viel zu aufwendig zum Betreiben wäre und man da ständig rumbasteln muss.

• Post #195770

  @YaLTeR@mastodon.online awesome! Is there already a branch where we can try it out? Also I'm not sure if any of it is applicable/compatible with how Niri is built but COSMIC also uses Smithay (afaik) and is also working on a blur implementation, maybe that could serve as inspiration in the future?

• Post #190773

  Does anyone here have an invite to Lobsters (lobste.rs), or know someone who might have one? Been lurking for a while now but would love to also comment on some of the posts, so would really appreciate an invite :)

• Post #189600

  @elly@donotsta.re *sad german noises* Have you tried Apfelschorle? Not sure if it exists in Belgium too, but it's basically apple juice with sparkling water and my 2nd fav drink after Spezi, defo recommend

• Post #189567

  @evawolfangel@chaos.social total spannender Artikel, danke für den Link (und natürlich auch die ganze Arbeit dahinter)!

• Post #187195

  @embedding_shapes@mastodon.social if it's nothing particularly heavy, definitely Mac Mini. Especially the M4 base model provides great value for its price. Apple Refurbished might have some decent deals and their quality is great, feels almost like a new product.

• Post #177094

  @tg@indieweb.social Curiosity Also a feeling of comfort and/or fascination would be good, at the moment my RSS feed is either overwhelming with too many things at once or feels way too empty because I've already read all articles

• Post #172626

  @tg@indieweb.social that was a very delightful essay, the visual version really gave it a nice (and surprisingly relaxing) touch if you still need someone to try out what you're working on, i'd be more than happy to give it a shot :)