Having a second server might be a good opportunity to learn kubernetes

NixOS is also a good candidate for that matter

I’ve been there. For me, personally, the problem was that I was so afraid to open up and worshipped so much other people that I pretty much lost myself. I ended up being surrounded by people who aren’t interested in me, who don’t fit me. And then when I started discovering myself, opening up more and being more sincere, I just attracted the right people who I always know what to talk about and who are interested in me. But this is of course my personal experience, your situation might be entirety different.

I mean if it’s run locally and we have it just as an option in gimp it kinda becomes good, doesn’t it? I think the problem with AI is that people try to force you to use it where it doesn’t belong and that it compromises your privacy if run on some company’s servers

In which ways is flatpak insecure? Genuinely asking

Those are all bloat. Just embrace vim.

Why do people on Lemmy dislike LTT?

One nice deleted comment this is!

Thanks! If I don’t lose Internet access which can happen where I live, I’ll definitely come back XD

Great expression, never heard of it before 😅

Io invece lo sto imparando! Amo la lingua e la cultura

This is so true… Like I literally can’t understand lyrics even in my native language

Very inspiring! I think you convinced me to give it a good try. Thanks for your story and the links!

This sounds almost as if you’re disappointed XD

So many people from Germany here on Lemmy! I wonder why that is. Maybe free software movement is a bit more popular there? There seem to be so many good German open-source projects!

Two native languages, cool! One or both of your parents are Russian?

Well native speakers learn the pronunciation first, so it’s harder for them to distinguish between different forms of the same sound combination

Che figata!

Oh boy, I got so confused when I was a beginner and some American kid told me “would of” is an alternative to “would have”

Oh wow, it’s so cool you speak Esperanto! Can you share your experience with it? Where do you use it? What good Esperanto communities are there? Do you find it actually useful? In what ways did it enrich your life?