IOS is worse. You can’t even be sure that it’s saved, let alone where.

I prefer reddit-esqe to twitter-esqe too, but I also think fediverse suits reddit-esqe better. The only reason I used Twitter was content from people I was interested in, and most of them aren’t on Mastodon. Here, I don’t care about any individuals, so Lemmy being fairly small is fine.

They aren’t talking about a programming language, just the graphical tools in the programs you already have.

If you are interested in simple automation for your computer, learn python. If you are interested in simple automation in a browser, learn JavaScript.

You’re absolutely right, not sure what I was thinking.

It used to be that kindle supported mobi not epub, now they are transitioning to support epub not mobi. This makes it even easier since most ebooks are epub, so now there’s no need to convert in Calibre.

Yes, it’s super easy. Amazon has an email address for your kindle, all you need to do is email the epub or pdf and it shows up on the kindle automatically. This is the first guide I found on Google. https://www.howtogeek.com/798894/how-to-transfer-epub-to-kindle/

Sure, but it was made up that way for a reason

By the end of highschool you’ve mostly stop dealing with numbers and moved on to algebra, which foregoes the confusion of PEMDAS. a+bc is very obvious.

In your example you lose distributivity. (2+4)2 is 22+4*2, which doesn’t matter for numbers but it matters for algebra. If addition comes first then there’s no way to represent distribution.

You can use the email for password reset, so it must be stored by the instance. Whether or not it gets overwritten is up to the instance, so it’s good security practice to assume it’s stored in perpetuity unless you have reason to suspect otherwise.

Right pocket because I use my right hand.

The nice thing is, if an instance wanted to put in the effort they could totally make an algorithm. We will have to grow a lot before it’s worth the bother to make a good one, but it’s totally possible.

You can configure openvpn in regular qbittorrent, probably transmission too. What they are talking about is a docker container, particularly useful when combined with sonarr and radarr containers.

In the case of social network like this, bigger generally is better for the users. The thing that made Reddit great was that whatever your niece interest, there was a community of thousands of other interested people. There was so much information and advice on whatever obscure topic.

There’s a reason why there’s only around 10 really popular social networks and it’s certainly not that those platforms are any good. The network effect is important.

The blue and green colours are for the messages you send, not receive.

Well she is if she pays for SMS. Hardly anyone does anymore, but who knows, maybe she hasn’t updated her mobile deal in 20 years.

Games are the main one for me.