schnurrito @ schnurrito @discuss.tchncs.de

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while I don't know the answer to the question, I am very certain that

or would whole fediverse crash

is not it; if that could make the whole fediverse crash, someone could do it maliciously. At most it will cause problems delivering your messages or delivering messages to you.

7/28. Of course no one would ever do most of those things, they are interesting to think about but with little practical use.

French Guiana too.

There's an option in the settings to make Ctrl+Tab cycle by last used tabs instead of the order they appear in in the tab bar. I have that turned off, so can't tell you 100% whether it does what you want...

Otherwise of course if you still know the name of the tab, just type whatever you can remember into the address bar, that is how I find tabs usually.

That's not how FOSS works. Even if Discover were delivered with a blacklist of certain packages, the distributor could change or completely remove that blacklist; hence why it would be pointless to have one. I'm about to report this thread for being offtopic here because what (non-KDE software) a certain Linux distro has in its repos is unrelated to KDE.

nö, nur Lebensalter, das hat mit Reife nur beschränkt zu tun

like its GUI, I think

(also, not a lot of people will see comments you post to a two-month-old thread)

ja, es ist eh irgendwie logisch, dass das, was Teil des Textes ist, zuerst steht und das, was nur die "Erklärung" dazu ist, nachher in Klammern - trotzdem! Seit meiner Kindheit bin ich gewöhnt an entweder [url=https://example.com/]blablabla[/url] oder [https://example.com/ blablabla] oder [[Artikel|blablabla]], überall steht zuerst das, worauf man verlinkt, dann der Text! :D

niemand, der mit BBCode und MediaWiki aufgewachsen ist, wird sich je an diese Reihenfolge gewöhnen können :'(

That is what happens when you follow a Lemmy community on Mastodon: all posts and comments will appear in your timeline as having been boosted by that Lemmy community account.

!kde@lemmy.kde.social is a Lemmy community, not the "KDE Lemmy account", so if you follow this, you'll get all posts and comments posted to this community in your feed (and all of them will look like my OP for you, nothing I can do about it). If you just want to follow the KDE social media team, then you should follow @kde@floss.social instead (or maybe in addition).

I posted exactly the same link as you, no link to my instance; you seem to be posting from Mastodon, where you always just get a link to the thread on the original instance, I suggest you use Lemmy to read Lemmy communities and Mastodon to follow microbloggers.

scroll runter (evtl. musst du aktualisieren, die Seite scheint etwas verbuggt zu sein), da findest du mehrere Links mit mehr Infos

Debian (testing) is most suitable for me. If there were a universally best distro, all the others would cease to exist...

It isn't made by a for-profit company and thus doesn't have "features" I don't want.

It pays attention to software freedom, though it isn't so restrictive about it that it doesn't work with my hardware.

It was very easy to install only the things I wanted and needed.

yeah, I saw your instance only after posting the above comment :D

Still, some other people reading this thread might not know this; I think the way you guys are doing it is a good way to get your articles more widely spread, I think it would be good if other media organizations did the same.

TIL 5000 Euro ist für Meta eine "empfindliche Strafe"?!

Media organizations typically don't want to post (only) to discussion groups, they want to provide a way to follow them as organizations.

That being said, @heiseonline@social.heise.de does sometimes mention threadiverse communities in its posts so they appear in those communities.

ja, das meinte ich ja auch mit der Berichterstattung über mehr Geld, als es auf der Welt gibt

Laut Artikel:

Geldbußen von mehreren Milliarden Rubel verhängt, laut EGMR umgerechnet 447 Millionen Euro

aber ja, ich hab auch die Berichterstattung darüber in Erinnerung, dass es irgendwann mehr Geld gewesen sein soll, als es auf der Welt gibt? Weiß jetzt nicht, wie das zusammenpasst.

Masnick's Impossibility Theorem strikes again: https://www.techdirt.com/2019/11/20/masnicks-impossibility-theorem-content-moderation-scale-is-impossible-to-do-well/

OK, in my country many people think in monthly income because we receive our paychecks monthly.