It looks literally same as Infinity for reddit.

You enter Lemmy instance URL, username and password to log in

“Popular” tab replaced by “Local”, I assume local to Lemmy instance you’re logged into

“r/subreddit” replaced by “community@lemmy.instance”

“u/username” replaced by “username@lemmy.instance”

https://www.businessinsider.com/nasa-loses-contact-voyager-2-sent-wrong-command-mistake-space-2023-8

Yo, thanks, that bot is cool.

GitHub is owned by Microsoft

Gitlab is OSS, and you can host yourself

(Ik most don’t and use the public instance) Gitlab has features that GitHub don’t have, or are better at somethings even if GitHub have them

1. Selfhostable gitlab-runner, faster build and deployment
2. Better permission management for organizations ( per repo, branch, registry etc)
3. Groups, project repos can be in groups

^ Some reason why my organization use gitlab over GitHub, I personally use Gitea.

I started using Lemmy recently… And I just saw it on my feed.

try KDE connect, (it supports windows)

I just realized this post is from last year…

Gitea! https://gitea.com/

Been using self hosted for about 2 years now, it’s light weight and low maintenance!

I use this all the time, but not with sudo and not 80

if websites you need start using it, then yes.

If it supports Oauth K-9 Mail probably works.

I’m not sure about the first

But as much as I hate Samsung and Facebook for doing this, I don’t think they actually do anything.

They’re basics place holder apps with version number set to a low number, so when you update all apps from play store these gets ‘updated’ and installs the functional app.

Yes

Not just about RAM, it’s that most popular electron apps (like discord) ships really old versions of electron, and the some other electron app on your system may need another version of electron

You end up CVEs and duplicates of electron