I was sceptic of the open concept at first. But now I find it appealing, because comment and post history are also public. If people wanted, they could probably extract my living place, job, sexual preferences and political opinions from my comment history of 1,000 comments. So why hide the up- and down votes?
Because the original comment specifically asked what happened, if the victim was shot in the head from behind.
Black and white image or the group would be totally out of context.
Huh? I think I was misunderstood here. In no way I wanted to downplay US gestapo here. I just wanted to tell the difference between these two images: In the first one a person seems to be forced to kneel in order to get executed by a shot in the head. The second image was already described by you very well.
I am not sure if you are being ironic. Are you claiming Russia and China don’t have imperialistic aspirations?
So you prefer the alternative multipolar order in which the USA, China, Russia and (maybe) India project their will in their regional influence zones by strength. That is certainly a point of view.
From what I saw on videos they shot him from behind into his back. But it was not a scene of execution like here in the image, more like a fight situation.
I share your pessimism, but let’s see how it turns out. There is still time until the implementation and a lot of things can change. I hope the EU could do something as last resort…
The app provides only a couple of scans per day free, unlimited scans is only the paid versions. You can guess what that means for a launch to F-Droid…
On Android, you could distribute the app in alternative open source stores like F-Droid, but of course this only addresses a minority of people. In this case I guess the developer just took the opportunity to make some money.
A popular app where you can share and split expenses with a group of people. It’s very useful for example when you are on vacation with 3 or more people and everybody pays something. At the end the app tells you how much everyone has to pay everyone back.
Split wise was great in the past, but it was enshittified pretty badly. That’s why alternatives are always welcome!
I switched from Splitwise to Tricount long time ago. But I am really interested in this open source alternative. Anybody already got experiences with it?
Because there’s Mint when you don’t want to talk about Ubuntu.
It does. The only thing I miss compared to the Lemmy experience is that “auto fill title” does not work yet when link posting. However, most of the PieFed features aren’t integrated into Voyager yet, so it will be similar to the Lemmy experience but you will miss out a lot of PieFed stuff.
Because wind turbines make you impotent or something. Idk, I am not an energy expert
Why posting via Yahoo news aggregator instead of posting the original source from aljazeera.com?
I need a reliable alternative for geopandas first, so no polars for me as it seems :(
It’s possible you have listened to the wrong German rap. Check out Eins Zwo - Ich so, er so
I love Many Chao, but I would have never interpreted it as rap? Anyway, OP said they cannot distinguish genres so it does not matter.
That’s true, but I think this is more of a development thing than an actual aim of Lemmy. Due to the nature of federation, everything must be open. As the Software is strongly inspired by Reddit, transparent votes is something that is technically exposed via the API but not yet implemented in the UI. But I think any app developer could integrate this into their app if they liked. It seems like Mbin chose a different path way.
In general, there is no congruent sentiment in Lemmy development, but I agree there should be one or it should be discussed with the community. Have you looked if there is an already ongoing discussion on git?
I care more about PieFed, but I don’t know how they look on the topic though.