I don’t know how you got this screenshot, nor do I care by this point. I’ve spent 5 minutes trying to get folders to work with 0 results. If Joplin can’t be bothered to make this resonable to do in their app, then I can’t be bothered to use it

Collections are mainly a weird alternative to bookmarks

Nobody has forgotten about the Fate franchise, nor Hellsing Ultimate. Plus, xxxHOLIC was terrible.

This is like one of those crappy Buzzfeed articled from 15 years ago. They came up with a title, then scrolled through Wikipedia and picked anime at random

On the plus side, one of his inventions killed Thomas Midgley Jr., arguably the most environmentally destructive chemical engineer in history

One of my coworkers insists that the hole in the ozone layer is an iris that expands and contracts for regulation. When I asked him what it was regulating, he just shrugged and gave a look that said “I don’t know, you tell me”

He also claimed that believing that humans were capable of changing the global climate was pure hubris, despite the USSR deleting the Caspian sea decades ago.

And he thinks the wind turbines that have been installed in the past 10 years are making tornadoes worse, contradicting his claims that humans can’t change the climate

My point is that the Lemmy devs wouldn’t be getting nearly as much criticism if they didn’t push shitty opinions

Not OP, but I’m not switching to Firefox until they get their heads out of their asses and add tab groups to mobile. The fact they’ve gone this long without the feature is shameful.

They did add tab groups to desktop, but that’s stupid because there was already something that did the same thing: opening a new window

Seconding ventoy for installation media. It’s awesome

Personally I still use Brave because Firefox still doesn’t have tab groups on mobile and it’s more private than Chrome

Firefox did add tab groups to desktop, which is dumb because they already existed. They’re called windows. And they’ve been stringing the community along regarding mobile tab groups for years.

Until Firefox get their heads out of their asses, they’re a non-starter as far as I’m concerned

allow me to donate a set, reoccurring, monthly sum. I.e $20, 40, 60, etc, to 1 service

Just a note to add, a yearly donation schedule can also be good, as it can reduce payment transfer fees. But on the flip side, if a donatoe wants to stop donating, it’s easier for a yearly payment to fly under the radar.

I think the best option is to offer both yearly and monthly options when possible

The Lemmy devs could also just stop ignoring the abuses that Russia and China commit simply because they’re rivals of the US and publicly apologize.

I get not liking the US, but the presence of a bad guy doesn’t mean everyone against them is a good guy. All the main world powers can just suck.

Plus they’re probably just rehashing 3 week old bews

For this show particularly, it’s usually shortened to “Life in Otome Games is Tough for Mobs”. Still long, but it’s half the original length

That’s still rather vague tbh. There’s a pretty big spectrum of how involved an AI gets beyond just letting the AI do everything, and the line between ‘vibe coding’ and not is blurry and changes between individuals.

Are you treating the AI like a glorified StackOverflow/Google to get suggestion and then manually writing/adapting the code yourself? Are you letting the AI do all the coding and running a lot of tests? Is it something in between or outside those examples?

I’m not trying to string you up, it’s just that communication and disclosure are important in FOSS

It seems to have a hierarchical organization system like Obsidian. That’s a big difference imo.

Now, Joplin might have that hidden somewhere, but in that case the fact I can tell this from a glance with HelixNotes and not with Joplin still says something.

I’ve been looking into Joplin and LogSeq to potentially replace Obsidian. My issue with both of them is that they don’t seem to offer hierarchical organization. I want to split topics into different folders, with sub-topics in sub-folders.

This feature is a must have for me, and OP’s app seems to fulfill that while also being open source (unlike Obsidian). Tbh, it seems like it’s mainly a drop-in replacement for Obsidian (which is good imo) if you’re not using Obsidian’s sync system

Yep. For folders where I want access quick access to everything in the folder, SyncThing is best.

Starting to dabble with KDE Connect for one-off file transfers where SyncThing is overkill

outside of making money for your yacht collection

Interesting tidbit I just learned: apparently he’s really into marine biology and most of those are research vessels

Second AntennaPod. Best podcast app I’ve found so far

Thanks for the rec!