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First computer of my own was a Macbook air (2013 I think) when I was in middle school. Before you ask my age, I’ve already graduated college with a bachelor’s and could be any of your coworkers.
Tldr; daily reminder that y’all are old now
First computer of my own was a Macbook air (2013 I think) when I was in middle school. Before you ask my age, I’ve already graduated college with a bachelor’s and could be any of your coworkers.
Tldr; daily reminder that y’all are old now
Add your site to Google’s search index and Bing’s search index. Most other search engines use one of their indexes. It can take a few days before the site starts showing up on Google/Bing/other search engines that use their indexes.
There’s a bunch of ways to optimize seo other than wait for more people to link to your site, but they won’t have as much of an effect as just having a more popular site with more incoming links.
I believe that regardless of what happened in the past, the only thing that matters is what current Taiwanese people want.
Vietnam: the majority of the people of Vietnam didn’t want the US there, the US was interfering in a civil war it shouldn’t be meddling in.
Iraq: same thing, the US wasn’t wanted and didn’t have a reason to meddle.
Taiwan: the people of Taiwan don’t want China there and China shouldn’t invade. No one should invade.
People have a right to self determination. If China doesn’t control Taiwan and the people of Taiwan want to keep the same government they have, then they should be allowed to. China invading Taiwan would be an unjustified imperialist act. Taiwan has a right to call upon its allies and friends for help if invaded and the alliances and friendships should be honored by those allies.
There’s a fork called searxng that is still very active
There’s a fork called searxng that is still very active
I use Etar (it’s on fdroid)
You know it’s the year of lemmy when we get reposts too /s
If you stay within the reddit api limits of pay for it, yes.
There is no mobile app yet, one is supposed to release on September 1st. It’s in beta now, so you could still sign up ( app name: Artemis).
Other than that, kbin is available in website form. It’s pretty similar to Lemmy except you can also follow specific users. You can see Lemmy content from kbin and vice versa.
crab.fit
Great for when you’re trying to schedule a meeting or show when you’re available. It’s even free and open source.
What’s the last instance anyone would want to defederate from? The instance which deals the most with troubleshooting technical problems. programming.dev has a lot of technical communities and also a lot of users who answer technical questions.
I also like the local experience on programming.dev. If the instance is too small, local feels empty. But, on the other hand, a lot of large instances have local feeds which are just like the all feed. I feel like programming.dev has a good balance of a distinctive yet active local feed.
Arch and Windows dual boot. Windows is only for certain games which don’t work on linux because of anti-cheat. Arch is for everything else.
PC. I just love mouse and keyboard too much.
Yeah it’s real. That’s old news. Right now we’re trying to find the SVD of it.
I’ve only touched Reddit when it comes up when I google something. Haven’t used it for anything else for the past month or so.
Arch with a Sway wm
Looking through Netflix or prime video or something and not finding anything interesting? Try reading a book. Not a snarky message, actually try it out if you’re bored of movies and shows.
Not sure how to find books you’re interested in? Check out goodreads or forums like r*ddit. Search for the same genres as the shows you watch and try out the best rated books in that genre that pique your interest.
To link for lemmy, do !community@instance
Example: !anarchism@kbin.social