While it is based on AOSP and is compatible with Android, IIRC Graphene cannot call itself Android due to some Google specifications.
Also, from the point of view of the app developer, GOS is a different use case, as it does not necessarily have Google Play services
My point is that the Photon's dark theme is too dark for me, and I'm making it less dark
I really like Photon so far, but I had to tweak the Dark Reader settings a little, as the default look was way to high contrast for me.
On the morning of Thursday, September 21, a private company acting on behalf of the Croatian Forests (Hrvatske Šume d.o.o.) accompanied by police made an unannounced extraterritorial incursion into Liberland and demolished and removed Liberland property. Liberlanders living on the land were threatened with arrest if they interfered. An unspecified number of Liberlanders were arrested under the vague charges of “failure to comply with a lawful order.”
Croatian police escorted the demolition crews who committed this act of indiscriminate destruction. This assault was committed without warning and without the forest company or police issuing any reasons or justification.
Persons present were not given any time to gather their own personal belongings, much less their equipment. Thankfully, no one was injured, but [..] property was damaged and confiscated.
And it would've been bearable, if the politics weren't pretty much the same as on Reddit. From what I see, it has almost exactly the same libleft bias Reddit userbase has, with an (understandable) addition of interest in Linux, self-hosting and FOSS culture.
Make sure that you have logrotate installed and working, to prevent them from piling up.
But what if it doesn't make you younger? So you'll still stay your current age, with all the chronic stuff you already have.
To be honest, we need a community for uplifting libertarian news... Maybe it's just my negativity bias, but there's just too much news about this world going to shit.
A federal judge for the second time overturned California's ban on large-capacity ammunition magazines that can hold more than 10 bullets, ruling that it lacked a historical basis and is therefore unconstitutional.
A federal judge for the second time overturned California’s ban on large-capacity ammunition magazines that can hold more than 10 bullets, ruling Friday that it lacked a historical basis and is therefore unconstitutional.
That's fucking depressing. Though the question I have is - from the looks of it, he works remotely, so why even bother living in such a high cost area? I'm pretty sure this kind of money can rent a much nicer place, possibly even in the same state.
I personally looks up stuff on Oogabooga's and TheBloke discord, as well as the ones about SillyTavern
I wish I could use Lemmy exclusively, but so far I haven't yet seen a lot of AI (LLM and SD)-related content here. The good news is that lately I feel like a lot of AI-related activity has migrated from Reddit to Discord.
Is there some kind of comparison between these clients? Ideally, I'd want a web client with more customizability than the default one - in particupar, I'd like to be able to set the default view to show subscribed communities instead of the local ones. As I'm running my own instance, I don't have much in terms of local content
Yeah, flatpaks are a pain in the ass. So glad that I don't have to use them since switching to Arch.
To add to the AMD part, RDNA3 drivers were actually quite bad at launch, I think they were mostly fixed only by April-May 2023. Now they work great. Also, if you're interested in AI, stick with Nvidia. You can run most stuff on AMD cards, but it's always an issue (The main one I'm having is that a lot of stuff depends on torch 2.0, while there's only 2.1 for ROCm 5.5+)
That's exactly what I need. Could you share the script you use?
So, I've started my own Lemmy instance. The main issue is that right now, I am the only user, which makes it pretty easy for anyone to see what kinds of communities I visited, or am subscribed to. Is there any way to automate creation of some amount of accounts, and subscribing to random communities?