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I use 101domain.com
They’re not always the cheapest option but they seem to support a lot of TLDs and their customer support is always fast and staffed by actual humans.
I use 101domain.com
They’re not always the cheapest option but they seem to support a lot of TLDs and their customer support is always fast and staffed by actual humans.
Does lemmy.world federate with midwest.socal? Searching for !succulents@midwest.social
on lemmy.world returns no results 😥
edit: testing link
I believe that this Pull Request is trying to add this feature: https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/pull/514
Hopefully it gets merged and then released, it would be nice to have this feature (that’s how RIF behaved before)
But how about teeth?
The real theme is not what you say, but who you are deep inside…
Thanks! Per my other comment, I guess I’ve gotta look at Z-Wave if there are no wifi-only options available. Checking out the T6 Pro now
I had many issues running Arch+Wayland+nvidia because, as a long-time i3 user, I figured that migrating to Sway would be the best choice based on so many people in the community talking about it. I tried moving over several times, every few months to see if the experience had improved but each time I got frustrated with how terrible and buggy the environment was.
Trying out Hyprland was a complete game-changer. I’ve been running it full-time for about 2 months and it’s completely stable, supports everything I need to run, and is more efficient: the battery on my laptop lasts about 30% longer compared to my i3/picom/X11 setup.
So yeah, I highly recommend Hyprland if you’ve tried sway in the past and didn’t get anywhere with it.
For me, they’d have to
I have zero expectation that any of these things will happen. The most healthy way forward, for an open and free internet, is the meritocracy of the fediverse.
If that’s the case, it’s a bit of an ugly hack but you could make a wrapper script placed in
/usr/local/bin/inkscape
like this:#!/bin/bash flatpack run org.inkscape.Inkscape ${*}
(the
${*}
will pass along all the arguments that the wrapper script was called with)