But we did shoot it down…

Why so many upvotes for an advertisement?

Well, you don’t have that many brain cells in the areas people are doing that thinking.

Why bother with a mousepad at all? All it really serves as is an exclusion zone for energy drinks and dirty dishes.

I’m assuming that OP is referring to the white (sometimes foam, sometimes shitty microfiber) packing material that is placed between the keyboard and screen for shipping. Since most mice are optical based the tracking surface doesn’t really matter unless you are someone who needs extreme precision so this “keyboard cover” would probably be fine.

The dark circles around his eyes tell me he doesn’t sleep.

Well people like you aren’t the issue so much as you are the enablers.

My man Louis Rossman needs to take a chill-pill and get some sleep. Dudes heart isn’t going to last very long. Let someone else take the reigns for a while.

Automated money laundering.

Where do we draw the line? Is a stone chiseled wheel considered technology and could I appropriately post a picture. How about a steam engine? I was under the impression that this community was for news and info about new and upcoming technology. If this is not the community for that could somebody point me in the right direction?

I would be curious to see how they separate those different catalogs on their backend. I assume that the store detects which device and serves a list of compatible apps.

Still just one app store. The others are media stores.

At least it’s not “hits at”

I recently figured out how to run alternative UIs on the base domain (at least with photon), let me know if you’re interested in offering this feature to your clients and I can show you my docker-compose config. It involves running a extra proxy container.

Is this not the exact same thing as vasalgel? How is this new or different?

It costs 48k for every ship in the game. The most expensive single ship that I’ve seen was about 1.2k.

I love having a keyboard where every key is programmable.

Weird that scruz.social shows up on that list. I shut that down ages ago and it was not even a lemmy instance…it was mastodon.

You will need your original ansible files, however you should be able to find the important config ones in /srv/lemmy/ on your server. What you are supposed to do is pull the latest ansible files from GitHub then run the ansible install script. If you are unsure where to place the files you recovered from /srv/lemmy/ you can just look back through the installation instructions.

If you post to a community that is hosted on a different server, your post is still stored on your home server. The community server is basically just the aggregator. If the community or server goes down the posts are still hosted on their respective home servers.