Just in case someone is looking for a quick answer to this question: 20:00 UTC+2

Thank you Quentin for all the hard work you have done in the last 5 years, and for Sopuli!

Ja hyvää kakkupäivää :)

Two empty spaces (or more) at the end of the line is the usual way in markdown, but not whether it works in every lemmy app since they all have different levels of markdown implementation but it should work.

Edit: damnit sorry forgot about the table part… No idea sorry :(

Edit 2: so I got curious and tried everything I could think of, and checked out what lemmy default web UI uses as it’s markdown flavour: “commonmark”, which doesn’t natively seem to support newlines in tables sadly.

Just noticed your edit before I wanted to mention about the line breaks, but wanted to say thanks for the cool and informative table!

Sorry for the delay, we thought about your suggestion and, as you suggested as an option, removed the community entirely (can be recreated if there’s ever the need).

For those who had never heard of this developer and thought the domain looks suspicious: it’s not a malicious link. It takes you to a developer’s own self hosted git forge.

While I agree with you in general, we have a few issues that are too big to ignore:

Fragmentation of communities, dead / inactive communities affecting new users’ experience.

We linked those communities because they are active and have been alive for awhile so that new users find them. I know you and I know the quirks of lemmy and how to find communities, but I’ve seen more than enough new users all excited about lemmy but abandoning it because they can’t find communities of interest and in /all feed they only see memes and politics.

But you are right the python community is empty and could be just removed.

Thanks for such a detailed post, and neat tool you got there!

This thread is a bit old and we’ve stopped working on this one (will make a new mod-call post later for the ones we didn’t resolve). But I want to answer your new meta post in a moment.

I’m not forced to, but occasionally my job kinda requires it so I dualboot (most of my coworkers who are on linux run a windows virtual machine when they need it).

But my previous job required windows due to all the industry specific software only working on windows. No chance of getting that to work on linux sadly. Then I just used windows at work. It’s always my employer’s hardware anyway and I like to keep work and free-time separate so it was ok.

Hope you found what you were looking for :)

The game soundtracks of Hades and Hades 2 maybe?

Edit: sorry many of them don’t have lyrics if that’s what you are looking for, but there are a few bangers with lyrics too.

For those who are too lazy to check what people here in the comments are saying, here’s what happpens when you open the page in reader mode:

I’m happy someone is pointing this out. There is so much trash out there that is just maximised for “citation count” because that’s how you get recognition in academia.

One more thing for folks who don’t know: peer reviewed doesn’t always mean someone actually verified shit, let alone read it all.

I’m not saying don’t believe scientists or that the whole research field is a hoax, I just am severely disappointed in the broader scientific community.

!foxnews@lemmy.sdf.org (link for threadiverse to avoid leaving your own instance)

Curious to see whether they combine HBO and Netflix. In the article netflix answers in an ambiguous way.

I bet they are trying to calculate whether this will bring in less money if they combine them, because they can’t just jack up the price of netflix subscription to double immediately after the merging of the two platforms. Many have both Netflix and HBO subscription so it might actually reduce the revenue.

“Ah! Lore accurate John from work”

Do it, 100% worth it! Also has some extra stuff for already-experienced users if it gets too easy :)

I had the same issue, this is indeed perfect for that level and a nice cozy start for your server admin journey :) I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

I hope someone else can pitch in with a more indepth instructions, but two things I wanted to mention:

First, forget about hosting your own email from home. Seriously. Even those who do it professionally don’t want to deal with that at home. You’ll find people on fediverse who do it but I’m sure plenty will give you this same recommendation/warning. It’s a huge hassle and it’s so easy to get your domain blocked/ending up on a blacklist and way harder to get out of it.

Second, I can personally recommend https://linuxupskillchallenge.org/ if you are really starting from scratch ( there’s a community here: !linuxupskillchallenge@programming.dev ). This is how I started and set up my own linux server and started self hosting stuff on it. It’s really basic and won’t teach you everything you need but it’s a great start for setting up your own server. You can do everything with a local server at home that you have set up.

With how federation works it does really help investigating vote manipulation cases.

There is a user who is super active on a community and was consistently getting downvoted with 10-15 downvotes, making sure certain post filters would never show this content on all feed. All the downvoters were the same on every post, they were from a new instance that has/had no web frontend and none had comment history.