you can easily change font for all webpages in firefox settings. can also use usercss just to be safe.

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ehh.. just tested and it doesn't seem to work.. somehow i remembered it working but maybe i was mistaken

sorry for the misinformation

It's not like I can view a Mastodon user's history on Lemny, right?

afaik you can

this is pretty controversial opinion here but i think there's difference between 'vibecoded' and 'ai assisted'

the shitty stuff like what op mentioned fits the first category, while linux and other stuff is the latter

like it or not many people/devs like to use it, especially if they're doing it for work because it makes it easier to churn out large amounts of code and features (and ofc bugs). pretty sure apple employees already use llms for developing macos/ios.

i (mostly) agree with the frustration against llm stuff.

yeah no, this is weird framing. i'm south korean myself and from what i feel it's not much (if any) different from what i see around the western internet

it's even easier to scrape than reddit. in the current world you gotta assume everything publicly accessible is scraped and used for ai training

rural-urban division: don't think so. even rural areas are pretty urbanized(?) and there isn't that much of a cultural? difference overall

age-based: i think yes, not much different from other countries. older people not being able to tell ai image/videos for example.

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i think kimchi

is there something specific you want that isn't on the debian repo? i believe they have almost the largest repo among distros.

my distro (slackware) has very few packages, for things i need that aren't available i just compile from source. especially with stable distros it's not a big deal because you don't have to recompile often

damn, guess i'll never be able to use a laptop like that lol

i think certain wireless earphones have the feature you're looking for

etherpad maybe?

hey can you confirm that the original unmodified boot.img doesn't return failed while the new one does?

yeah, these things are all trivial to compile.

i suggest not dealing with things like MPR for this; just set --prefix=/opt or something similar when compiling the program, and install everything to /opt.

in slackware this is very easy to deal with, as the package manager is extremely basic and basically just unpacks tarballs and logs its file list somewhere. 'packages' are just tarballs so you just compile anything with a prefix to a temporary dir, tarball that dir and install it with the 'package manager' to keep track of things. this is simple enough so you can do similarly on debian without switching distros or using slackware's scripts

it's making the internet centralized and proprietary, i hate it. i do understand how it's a very easy option for website operators struggling against malicious bots though.

not sure if it's very related but apparently spotify is killing their api. hopefully annas releases proper dumps that can replace it..

https://old.reddit.com/r/spotifyapi/comments/1qxv9wm/spotify_api_changes_were_doomed/ (screenshot attached)

don't get software from random sites and use your package manager with distro provided repo only

Looked around for a while now, these are the alternatives I found.

• Zulip: More like a Slack alternative for an organization/team/group, can be self hosted, seems to be pretty mature and well made. Has good client apps. No screen sharing/voice chat.
• Stoat: Seems to be mostly similar to Discord, doesn't seem mature though, self hosting documentation doesn't seem refined, could be okay if you use their server, not sure about mobile apps
• Spacebar: 1:1 Discord clone, voice chat features seem to be incomplete but seems pretty good otherwise, I tried to install their server but it doesn't run for me..
• Matrix: Feature complete, but kinda buggy, may work well enough for some but my friends complained for poor UX
• Mattermost: Gotta self host or pay, there seems to be some weird limitation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46861331 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46594673
• IRC: maybe not for non-techies, but IRCv3 has some "modern" features and Goguma(Android)/TheLounge(Web) looks quite decent
• XMPP: Seems like it should be good, but I'm having trouble setting it up so can't tell
• Tailchat: UI looks just like Discord, but I just heard of it now so haven't tried