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Yesterday I found opensourcealternative.to. Today this.

They seem to be made by different people, but look very similar, and have the same comp ai ad at the top of the page.

You can export from draw.io with dark mode and grid enabled as well. Seeing as the space even on all sides…

Those 3 are all fairly similar. Here are some others I can think of:

• Gitlab: many features, complex, pr workflow.
• Forgejo / Gogs: simpler, github inspired interface, pr workflow.
• Radicle: peer to peer, idk much more…
• Sourcehut: minimal (non-github) interface, very modular, email workflow.
• Cgit / Gitweb / etc.: just a git interface, no specific workflow.

If you’re not using any of the additional features, cgit should be enough. If you’re planning on collaborating with others, probably Forgejo would be better.

You can also use individual components of sourcehut, if you want a git web interface with just issue tracking, ci, or wiki, for example.

Here we have the original: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs_pDHXDvP0/

Firefox relies on gtk for for those integrated buttons. It’s maybe worth checking that your gtk theme is set to breeze in System Settings > Colours and themes > Application style > GNOME/GTK Application Style (top right …), and that firefox is set to use the system theme.

That’s kind of what a barometer is.

When you install whatsapp, if you deny it permission to access your phone number, or if it doesn’t find one, it allows you to enter a phone number manually. It then sends a confirmation text with a code to verify the number, just like any other website.

I used an old (non-smart) phone with a burner sim to receive the confirmation text.

I don’t use it for every day apps, but for accessing things that are only available as an app:

• Buying train tickets
• Booking driving lessons
• Whatsapp (I use whatsapp web most of the time, so only need waydroid to sign in occasionally)

https://lemmy.world/post/30459224

Looks more like there are copilot ads in .NET docs.

Edit: should have reloaded the page before posting the comment

Original link: https://www.schleswig-holstein.de/DE/landesregierung/themen/digitalisierung/linux-plus1

btw you can’t link to the image on github directly like that - the link expires after 5 minutes. I think https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d6fddb38-0c71-4e79-81f6-0a359c41e7fc should work though.

I know a couple who got married in a 2-person camel costume.

I feel like snac is social media made specifically for people who like C though. I’m sure most users of it are well aware of the implications.

Kate (and now Kdevelop) support LSPs, so you should get the same autocomplete experience as VS code.

Note that some LSPs are not what I would call lightweight. You might have a lighter experience using Kdevelop’s python support, rather than an LSP for example (I’ve not tested though). Or research to see if alternate LSPs are available for a language.

From what I can tell, raylib is just a library? In which case it should work with any autocomplete (Kdevelop or LSP) for whichever language you use.

Kate includes many default LSP configurations, and links to their download pages in it’s LSP settings. LSPs may also be available in your system’s package manager.

My Linkedin has a permanent Emails aren’t getting through to one of your email addresses. Please update or confirm your email. message. Linkedin knows my email doesn’t work. It shows an “x Email not reachable” in the settings page as well. But as soon as I click “Add email address”… We sent a code to your email. WHY? it’s bizarre.

I’ve been using mailbox.org for a while, and I’m happy with it. It costs 1€ per month at it’s lowest. They have also been developing an open source video conferencing thing (included in the 1€), which from my experience is much better than jitsi.

The JavaScript isn’t slow at rendering, it’s re-doing all the network requests. It re-loads parts of the page each time the layout changes.

(It is possible to scan both of them)