Amazing underrated comment right here.

As a long-time Jellyfin user, I've never really understood how Plex makes money providing a handful of additional features over the FOSS alternative.

Is there anything that gets you multiple columns on tablets?

The Fall of Civilizations is one of my favorite podcasts right now! I highly recommend it if you like to think about history from a sort of different point of view. The host is really invested in trying to contextualize what things may have looked and felt like from the common person's point of view.

It goes on the next line, so you can have open and close brackets at the same indent depth for easy visual matching.

I love how mainstream Linus is making the Framework laptop. The more he puts them in front of his audience, the longer I feel like the company and therefore my own laptop is going to really last.

Just remember to post them so that we can all get to that community from different federated [email protected]

Is this some kind of python meme I'm too C++ to understand?

Now, I'm completely willing to start a war about { going on the next line.

As a theoretical physicist by training, I endorse this message.

Is it my fault the server is down? If not, we chillin'

If you like the Kinesis layout but want more customization, the ergodox is a classic. There are options to purchase one fully built or you can build your own. I've been daily driving an original ergodox since 2014 and it's really helped with managing RSI.

Hey all, love to see more ergonomic mechanical keyboard communities pop off. Cross-posting from [email protected], hope this is allowed.

I'm really hoping some of my smaller communities focused on specific novels or games make the leap over.

We're an all-linux household.

• Endeavoros on my gaming desktop
• Garuda on my Framework laptop
• Kubuntu on my partner's Framework laptop
• Endeavoros on my server. Plus a handful of Pis and appliances.

Infinity's one of the most attractive Reddit UIs around. I've been using it for a while, I didn't realize it was a FOSS app. Great to learn though!