I think that a lot of the “laziness” comes from alienation from your labour. People are going to work the least amount to get their paycheck and if their job doesn’t account for the effort they put in, they aren’t going to do anything but the bare minimum.
I know that Bitwarden is headquartered in California, but they do have Bitwarden.eu, which I would think is operating inside the EU?
If you want more customizability, then Floorp’s also a great option.
Lmao, they prohibit anyone using any Google device or service, any Apple device or service and any (active) Reddit user.
It’s just Debian, always behind.
He made the keyboard removable, usable wirelessly and fully mechanical. How does one possess these skills?
Why si the blog’s site so slow?
Whenever you get 3 in a row, you know what you have to do.
The gods have given you a sign.
Probably, I have about 20 extensions for GNOME and have tweaked right about every setting and keybind.
I’d rather not give my birth year in a public post. I was just keeping it vague.
(It’s not 2008 btw)
Being on Lemmy sometimes makes me feel like everyone here is old. Y’all talking about the years that I was born in as if it was like yesterday.
Organic Maps is great. Recently learned about Geo Share, which makes my job doing deliveries possible with Organic Maps. It basically redirects gMaps links to Organic Maps (even from food delivery apps).
Tried it once over my phone’s hotspot, had no issues with latency.
Holy shit. Thanks for the heads up!
Oh wow, Nextcloud is really using my battery quite a lot in the background.
Lucida.to would also be a pretty good choice, you can choose to download from either Deezer, Qobuz, Tidal, Spotify, Deezer on Amazon Music.
It has better compability with Linux and different filetypes and also many more customization options.
Nobody has to use your code, it’s just that you have the option to do so.
I think that’s the beauty of Linux, no?
Don’t like something? Search for something that suits you.
Can’t find something that suits you but know how to code? Create something that suits you.
Fedora because it has (IMO) the best vanilla GNOME experience. Every application is in the same theme and looks similar.