Too large, corporate burdens. Ltt needs to slow down. Quantity over quality not cool.

Finally feels like Reddit! Can't wait to get pro! Just not subscription please...

6$ month newsgroups access, 2$ index access a month, 200$ used tiny pc, jellybin, radarr, sonnarr, subnzbd, prowlar, Jellyseer. 4k on demand stream anything to multiple clients.

I think hide feature is broken. Hide 1st post in the feed, restart app, see the hidden post...

Bonus points: look like a true boss on work video calls.

Pooping in uncomfortable for some folks

That's it! Thank you, this works, but I have not found option to enable that by default... Edit: actually that's just hides read... On app reopening they are back...

I run most of my stuff on k8s, but I really enjoy simple docker ecosystem of apps that home assistant supervisor provides. Unraid app approach looks similar, preconfigured and working together. Even thou I don't need fancy nas, I might try unraid just to evaluate apps ecosystem. How to u find their community apps?

Lol, that's a proper setup for sharing. I'm hording mine thou. 400$ of hardware includes 4tb ssd running in k8s cluster. https://ibb.co/gMj0B0R

Is that a collab I wonder... Logo looks similar

I have charybdis keyboard with built in trackball, I have hotkey on all my apps, also I don't have to move my hands to use mouse trackball. I mostly use hotkeys in ui apps, I like good ui apps like git fork to view complex repositories, I run circles around cli guys who live in cli (cli is just one off apps for me) when we collaborate or when I drive or teach ppl. Where are some who really good at vim, temux and even tilling vm. I know how they work, I can do things faster in many cases. Eventually it's all about what u like and what works for u, stop comparing workflows, there is always prons and cons to anything, it's not black and white.

Canadian Citizen will not need Visa thou. So this does not apply.

I have m2 max provided by work. I would never pay for this piece of shit with great battery life.... if only out IT supported Linux, I would switch to framework in no time!