you can host your own standard notes, can’t you?

Who cares, it’s an ad.

Do you use a password manager? If so, you could search for your email.

Why not pacman?

…and that’s the whole thing lmao. Just why?

Nord is great

Ngl I totally read that as genocide os

Luke smith

:/

Anyway I am a huge stan of the Nextcloud cookbook app for personal recipe management.

do we really need a flat earth community lol

brendan eich’s wikipedia page is hilariously funny to me

anyways, about brave, it’s chromium, which has already been mentioned that it feeds into google’s monopoly. they’ve had their share of scandals and personally i see no reason to use it (although the crypto stuff for me is a negative). there’s tons of blog posts/etc that explain more why brave isn’t worth it to use. for daily browsing i just use firefox with ublock origin, and if i need chromium for whatever reason, i’ll use ungoogled-chromium (also with ublock origin)

as a side note, he did more than just not support gay marriage, he actively lobbied against it. (not to mention that obama and hillary clinton are not exactly model citizens)

https://kdenlive.org

https://olivevideoeditor.org

They all seem to be in Debian repos and available as alternative pkgs as well (appimage/flatpak)

I’ve found kdenlive the easiest for simple video editing like your use case, but like you said if you’re not using kde it probably has a bunch of dependencies. There’s also olive which I didn’t see mentioned in this thread but I haven’t used it enough to give it a fair review. And you could probably use just ffmpeg especially if you tend to do the same operations on a large amount of media.

Is this just how to install a (proprietary) extension on (proprietary) chrome? Lol

Most of the links I’ll want to save are recipes, so I use Nextcloud cookbook for that. For just normal links, I just leave them open and use the Firefox mobile app to send them to my desktop if I found them on mobile.

There’s a pr on the GitHub dmca repo containing at least the re3 code.

The way dmca works means they have to ask questions later and take down now, hopefully they can dispute it :/

It’s good game. Shame that supergiant didn’t port it to Linux like their other games but it’s definitely worth checking out.

contact seller to see if he would accept cryptos

I think that that is against the tos of eBay but more importantly (even if we know it isn’t) it looks from the sellers side like the setup to a scam :(

https://archive.vn/hztIn

It’s wild that this costs the same as an actual full-fledged new game.

deemix-pyweb has Spotify integration, never tried it though.

Sounds like a good default but also seconding having options

do you guys think posts like this should be allowed in this community?

I really need to just sit down and learn vim. It just never clicks with me. Everyone loves it so clearly it’s good, but I need to learn it. Anyone have any resources (besides vimtutor) or is it just a matter of forcing yourself to use it?

Definitely look into Bitwarden, it syncs between phone & computer, you can host the sync server yourself but especially if you’re used to lastpass it just works.

If it’s not set already, you should set it to the qt backend. I know it’s the default on arch already but it might be worth looking into for other distros.

EDIT: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LibreOffice#Theme

yeah, you just have to route it through the proxy that tor creates i think.

I made an icon, others can change it if they want.

i wouldn’t mind helping out, pretty much same boat as @Metallinatus@lemmy.ml

They made a sequel to the PICO 8 version for the third anniversary, have you tried it? https://mattmakesgames.itch.io/celeste-classic-2

Celeste is definitely my favorite game of all time, but favorite genre would have to roguelikes