same

Why WASM? It allows developers to use something else than JS.

I’d say no if this guy wasn’t here for almost a year. He also didn’t even know what his account’s instance was until someone told him. Apparently Voyager never made the instance of a community or user visible in the app, so he was unaware of instances.

New people are good and all, but I really dislike ones that don’t even try to learn the absolute basics of the platform they are going to use.

It could be something to do with that “link verification” it mentions. Until you solve it, you can manually add a link it seems.

Bowtie

You don’t need to change the instance of your account to subscribe to any (with the exception of defederated communitys’ instances) community. You simply need to subscribe to the unpopular opinion community in, for example, lemm.ee instead of the one in lemmy.world. You should’ve figured this out by now, with some communities having a @<instance> at the end in their names.

e.g. !196@lemmy.blahaj.zone

Well, I can think of only Clannad: AF atm.

Why not just migrate to another instance? Have you forgotten that we are in the fediverse? This is a good opportunity to move communities to other instances.

…or just migrate the community to another instance? Like why are we in the fediverse? Have people forgotten that if you don’t like a instance, you can just move to another one?

Locking this post as it violates rule 5.

Why not use SSH keys? Imo they are much easier to manage.

COSMIC DE is really starting to look amazing. I can’t wait to daily drive it.

I mean, if you really want one, you could change the keyboard manually.

lol, his comment history is full of him correcting people

System76? They primarily sell Linux computers and also develop Pop!_OS and COSMIC DE.

https://system76.com/

Thanks.

Yeah well, it is definitely in alpha stages, those things are to be expected.

This is so cool

Oh, very nice. I was searching for an easy to use scripting language for a project I am making. Is it easy for beginners? I am currently using mlua, but it is a bit hacky. I liked Rhai, but it has no real LSP at the moment and no asynchronous code support. And also, does it have sandboxing?

No idea, I’m not the one that owns !asklemmy@lemmy.world, so ask @Bluetreefrog@lemmy.world instead. In fact, you asked me about this in the past. Didn’t you say you would make one?