If you want old school and quirky, check out https://www.windows93.net/ A little less quirkier version of this is https://windows96.net/
d3Xt3r
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Could we also have a rule saying that downvotes should not be used for disagreements? Downvotes should be meant for off-topic, or factually incorrect content. Disagreements should be debated in the comments, respectfully of course.
Not by much. ChatGPT is great at language stuff and summarizing things, but not for facts, local info and real-time stuff. I use ChatGPT a lot for translating stuff and it's much better than Google Translate, as you can provide context, which is key for translating Asian languages. It's also not bad at explaining and summarizing well known facts, I asked if a bunch of basic photography related questions and it did a decent job of explaining the concepts. So it really depends on what I'm after.
So there's no way to easily see which child comments are new since you've last visited the thread?
You can make a super easy version if you've got an Instant Pot / pressure cooker - just chuck all the ingredients into a ceramic bowl (I do this instead of putting it in directly as it makes it easier to clean, plus, you can eat right off the bowl when it's done).
To elaborate, I rinse the rice and lentils together (approx 1:1 ratio but I prefer a bit more lentils than rice, for more protein and a creamier texture), add twice the amount of water, then chuck in veggies (at its very basic just onions and tomatoes; optionally ginger, garlic and chillies), plus spices and seasonings (at its very basic I'd just add turmeric and salt; for more variety I'd add cumin, coriander powder and a pinch of asafoetida -> this is a game changer btw). Close the lid and let it cook for about 15 minutes and then rest for 5-10 mins. Take out the bowl, adjust the water consistency if necessary, garnish with fresh coriander and you're done. Optionally serve with microwaved or roasted papadoms on the side.
Fast, easy, fuss free and healthy too.
Not sure if this is the right place to ask sorry, but how do I tell which comments are new on a thread I've already visited? Like on the frontpage it says "x new comments", but when I go into the thread I can't tell which ones are new. I'm accessing Lemmy using a browser.
I'm running Nobara right now on my AMD Thinkpad and it's been great for gaming. Steam, Proton, Lutris and ofc all drivers and codes are already included by default which greatly simplifies install, plus the kernel is already tweaked so there's no need to install a custom kernel.
Flatpak apps are a PITA for interoperability and modifications though, so I'll stick to traditional RPMs thanks. I prefer the ease and flexibility of tinkering with my system more than anything else.
XFCE supports window snapping. Just go into Settings manager -> Window Manager and at the Advanced tab, you will have the option to check Windows snapping
Unlikely, because RSS doesn't count as API, but who knows for sure.
If ljdawson could port Sync to Lemmy, that'd be awesome. Lemme is nice, but the app is kinda meh right now.
Now there's an interesting approach, will have to check out Beehaw I guess.