There’s a pretty strong contingent of Marxists, Leninists, and left-leaning people in the federated lemmy network, yes. I like it a lot more than Reddit and their coddling of the actually dangerous to society as a whole far-right, built I just found it ironic you came to lemmy to get away from the left lol.
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leftist circle jerking
You are aware of where you ended up right?
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Do I think those people will move in? No, I don’t. Apparently some had already tried and they got stamped out pretty quickly.
There’s a pretty strong Marxist/Leninist/far-left community on here as well, so that helps. They can be insufferable themselves (mostly just the authoritarian pro-Putin ones), but as long as it’s not facist bullshit I can deal.
I’ve spent like 20 minutes trying to figure out what lodged that thought in my brain and I can’t find anything. I think maybe I mixed up a Kali extras repo or something, but can’t find any mention of that either, so clearly I’m losing it.
I came from using Apollo as my client for Reddit, so I whole-heartedly support adhering to the iOS design language, and ensuring the app’s aesthetic feels like it fits in the iOS ecosystem.
On the name note, I honestly thought it was “M” for mobile and “Lem” for Lemmy. The actual intent behind mlem makes so much more sense, and I like it so much more. Maybe stylizing it in all lower case would help people make that association faster? Idk.
Is there some array that links a specific float value to a gender? Storing something like that as a float and having to look it up outside the object itself to determine it’s actual value seems like bad practice to mezcal but I’m not a developer by trade.
I feel like I remember there being a lot of pushback against flatpak even as recently as a few years ago. Wasn’t there a strong preference for programs to be in mainline repos or something like the Arch AUR?
I know the AUR is being depreciated soon. Was there a major shift in receptiveness to flatpaks or something? From a security point of view I feel like the baked in sandboxing of flatpak binaries is probably a strong selling point.
As someone who broke like 5 original 2007 iPhone screens after basically sneezing on them or tapping too hard, I’m down to grab a gen 1 headset. Price dependent I guess, but if it’s running an M2 chip and is basically a ~$2,000 MBP strapped to your face, I could see $3,000 being a price I’d consider jumping at.
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The dev is @dessalines, who is also a dev for the lemmy project so the odds are pretty favorable he’ll stay active.
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