Cool!

Love the ghost in the shell profile pic :)

Personally I don’t really mind opt out unless the choice isn’t clearly presented to people for them to decide.

Like if during installation one of the steps is “share anonymized data” and the switch is in the on position by default, I really don’t mind that. Usage data is massively helpful from a UI/UX perspective and in terms of user testing, doubly so for open source projects without as much resources for doing that kind of testing otherwise.

But if it’s burried in a settings pannel somewhere, that sucks and doesn’t respect user agency

Thats how I feel anyway 🤷‍♂️

What a cute video idea. Not an Ubuntu user but seasonal theming sounds like fun

Yeah, I agree. I’d just moved over to bitwarden as I switch to open source stuff, I’d really prefer to stick with bitwarden, I’m fairly happy with it

Thanks!

Have a good one man! 😊

Thanks, that helps me understand the context a bit more than just their political perspective. I’m no tankie, but I take much bigger issue with the censorship of dissent than with their tankie status in-and-of itself

I’m not up on all the instance lore/drama, what’s up with .ml?

Thank you for the link! I occasionally really enjoy a Not Just Bikes video 😊

Actually curious, is this an ongoing thing in America also, or are you just saying it’d be silly to think it’s not? I’d not considered your perspective before and am unsure if this is a documented issue contributing to American city planning, or if your just saying people should be open to the idea of it

Ah… Yikes 😬

It seems disproportionately complicated relative to how basic the task is. I’ve definitely done more complicated stuff, despite being more of a graphical interface person, it just seems like such a basic (and common) thing a user might want, it seems like it should be as simple as sudo apt install <package name>. As long as I’m using apt and not snap, I expect it to install the .deb package. It feels user hostile :/

Christ. That response from Linus felt pretty fair, Kent seems kinda impossible to work with to be honest :/

Though I did appreciate someone else in this thread pointing out that he may not have the resources for testing. He still seems impossible to work with, but it’s at least good to have context 😅

God damn, that’s a long ass list of steps…

Kinda crazy that’s all necessary, I already didn’t really wanna use Ubuntu since the switch to snap, but damn 😅

Thanks :)

What weather app is this?

(Forgive me if it’s a very common weather app, I’ve tried a bunch but usually hate their interfaces so I get rid of them. I have one I like right now but am curious :)

For me it definitely looks different, are you sure you have the new version…? They’ve updated a lot of the UI elements to material design 3, but kept all the same layout and whatnot

I really like it so far! Feels like a really welcome refresh

https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbird-android/releases/tag/THUNDERBIRD_8_0b1

Here’s the release page if you wanna grab it from github :)

Edit: Didn’t intend that to be a winky face, not trying to be smug 😅

That looks cool as hell!

Huh, interesting. I thought it was with respect to the development of the frontol lobe and your ability to evaluate risk vs reward, I must have sort of mixed “facts” I learned at some point

Thanks for correcting me! ☺️

Edit: this seems like a good source if someone is interested to know more, scishow is very well researched and really good at communicating that research

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KxRAfXEzIQ

Kids are told to stay away because THC, like most drugs, impacts brain development 😅

Once you’re 25 your brain is generally considered fully developed. The closer you get to that point the less of an issue it is, but kids shouldn’t be smoking weed all the time, it can impair your brain’s development.

Edit: there are corrections below regarding the age 25 as a brain development breakpoint