cries in UK

I mean seriously, we might have left the EU, but we are still part of the continent of Europe 🤣

Like several others, self hosted searxng instance. Suits me perfectly

I feel like 1tb in 2023 is like putting a 10 litre fuel tank in a 4x4

or do xbox games take up less room?

admin can remove existing mods and add new ones if the mod is absent.

On lemmy.ml the section is> https://lemmy.ml/c/community_requests@lemmy.ml

Then people can put in a request to become admin of a community that has a missing admin/mod.

Here, but it's the only community on my subscribed list without an icon which is kinda triggering 🤣

Apache. My server is kinda stuck in 2018.

Every time something has an update I need to remember how I installed it to start with, a script? From source? By some other random method? I've got gitea waiting to update but I really can't remember how I installed it to start with 🤣🤣

So yeh, Apache, because it first works with my tangled mess

they just want to wave flags, wear hats and fight the civil war on twitter

I had put off for a long time switching distro's because of issues I had historically (like 10 years ago) with printers, setting up cups, jumping through hoops.

However, was forced into it recently after my volume of 3rd party repo's killed my Mint upgrade so switched to Kubuntu. Was honestly dreading the printer side of things.

Went to epson site (I have a cheap xp247 wireless multifunction). grabbed the printer driver, the scanner stuff (all .deb files), installed them

entered the ip of my printer, BOOM.. wireless scanning and printing just like that. Boy, things have really improved since last time i tried to set one up

Journey (PS3, PS4, PS5)

A perfect emotional escape for a couple of hours, I have lost count of how many "journeys" i have done, and its made all the richer if you meet another traveller along the way and complete the journey with them.

this is the key. it doesnt really matter how many regular users rely on 3rd party apps, when the percentage of mods that use them is considerably higher. (In fact I would guess if 5% of regular users use 3rd party apps, probably 5% of mods use official reddit app)

and without the free help that reddit have relied on for years, the place falls apart.