

I hear India and some other Asian countries are very high.


I hear India and some other Asian countries are very high.
Kdenlive is worth a try for desktop usage. Might be a little overpowered for mobile.


It’s been learning from github in terms of downtime. Still winning though.


I don’t know. Don’t use a VPN for browsing Lemmy.


sh.itjust.works is pretty good. Not as weirdly moderated as Lemmy.world which seems weirdly right wing with very odd moderation decisions.


Though they’re the only instance UK folk cannot access.
That’s quite vague and speculative. Unless you know a law, it’s like saying, in Honduras it could be legally challenging to eat an orange on a Tuesday. I don’t know for sure as I’m not a lawyer. As you can see, I just made that up, but unless you know a law, you’re just excusing the donation on speculation. I’m in Europe and the speculation sounds like absolute poppycock.
Is Proton not better than Gmail?
Good share. Not seen this context before.


A big sims head I know adores House Flipper 1 and 2.
InZoi scratches that Sims itch. Paralives is promising but quite new.
Stardew Valley for relationship building and farming.
Rim World is great for colony building in space.


EA has been dead to me for a long time.
I won’t miss them.


But he profits from mullvad and your purchase contributes to these policies…
Oooh, Runelite on Linux <3.
Finally.


Starmer trying to act like he did something, because otherwise he’d have to come to terms with the fact he had zero impact.
Screw off into retirement, you personality vacuum.


Sounds about right. Fits in with the 80:20 rule. Does the first 80 quicker than the 20% of time it usually takes but does the next 20% which takes 80% of the time even slower.
Effectively, it optimises the quicker bit so you suffer long term and overall waste more time while screwing the planet. It’s only fine for prototyping and even then, would that be the best base to build off? Is it modular and maintainable? Does it have low coupling and high cohesion? Or is it just trash?

Similar issues in the UK too. AC is becoming essential in summer, especially for heatwaves.


Why support it? Their specialty is Linux.


Let’s not use “sideload”, as you’re just installing apps.
Education and understanding. It’s naive to think it solves bugs. You might catch and avoid some but static code analysis does that well too.