Honestly I’m starting to understand hermits. I have to accept that I’ve become a digital hermit.

Good mention! I also use Aegis for 2FA. Such a good FOSS app as well!

My journey was similar. I went even further and have been figuring out and adding to my keepass all the credentials I never saved anywhere. Mostly to delete the accounts but I’ll have the history in my keepass trash bin!

I personally love KeePass. I use KeePassXC on desktop, KeePassDX on my phone and use my cloud provider to sync the KeePass database file.

I get my leather shoes from https://gea-waldviertler.at/shop/schuhe

Made in Lower Austria and absolutely love them. Their style is not for everyone, but I absolutely love mine.

You don’t understand how happy this makes me to know I am not the only one. Pretty sure my employer silently just accepted it (although they wouldn’t have to).

The devs do post and comment here on CoMaps community, but you are more likely to get a discussion going about this in their codeberg repository’s issue section or alternatively on matrix for real time chat with all the contributors.

Just a headsup: I just crossposted this and am not the original poster :) wanted to share this here since I know there are lots of eyes on this community and many of us are thinking about fairphone as our next phone.

But sadly as @Dequei said already: grapheneOS only works on pixel phones :(

Eat and drink up

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Team building day

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Motivational quote from a deranged linkedin post

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We are a family

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Hey you leave my favourite beaver alone!

First, as others have stated: this is misleading, but that is fine as many maps are misleading and discussion around it is good so people who don’t often look at data or maps get more critical of what they see. An image with data but no sources is to be taken with a grain of salt.

Second (related to the first), where is the source. I could not find this map on US Air Quality Index so I guess its an app that pulls data from there (so they might be interpreting the data wrong or just took a snapshot of a specific datetime or whatever. Also I couldn’t even find data for europe on their website).

I went to reddit and here’s the original post that also lacks the source and the comments are pretty much the same as here.

I had a look and determined I need bit more time for this all than just today (long work day and a lot of additional info + need to get into lemmy-ui codebase a bit).

You’ve got some good points there, thank you! I’m not a UI or UX expert but it’s a bit of a challenge reducing the amount of clicks and still keeping it mobile friendly without creating a screen full of options with several scrolls needed to reach the actual search, but I agree the goal should be less-actions.

I think once I have a bit of a grasp on the project I’ll try and submit my suggestion.

Will do, thank you!

Ah good point!

I’ll hopefully manage to set up lemmy-ui locally at home after work and make that pull request - I edited that in with webdev tools since didn’t want to lose that thought before I get home (sorry if this just pollutes the discussion).

Yeah there’s a lot to consider here, good points. The language specific texts too to make it more search selection context based. This would need to be thought through to not make it more confusing.

I’m not a UI or UX expert, but I wonder if it would make the search page nicer if instead of the search target (form select) would be tabs instead of a dropdown since it is distinct selection from the other filters in the search?

using bootstrap tabs (I didn’t put any effort into styling just added bootstrap tabs and removed the form select butto dropdown):

Edit: now that I think about it, the tab might be kinda confusing unless also the other dropdowns are slightly altered to give more context in the current form selection tab, e.g. (text changes):

But yeah I just wanted to throw out ideas, I’m not sure about them myself. The search inside a community is nice addition!

This is pretty cool, thanks for sharing!

(And thanks sunshine for pinning, almost missed this).

I hope my words can lift someone’s mood up! :)

I’ve never bumped into the term before lemmy, but that’s probably because English is not my first language. In my native language it also sounds like that and I wouldn’t use it.

While I personally wouldn’t want this and agree with the comments about simplicity, old forum style, privacy talking points, I just don’t understand why people downvote this post.

It’s a good question that creates good discussion (you know, purpose of lemmy) and doesn’t really lead to anything concrete necessarily. Just interesting discussion.

People use downvote as a disagree button but it does have a real impact on the feed: this post will get buried by some post feed filters and some people will never see the good discussion going on in here.

But to answer the question (even though there are already good answers): I personally think it’s also a stressful feature that will just make people feel like they need to answer to replies / will make lemmy look dead because only a handful of people use anything but “invisible” status.

It’s gonna be ok, you got this. We are all still just the little humans we were when we were children, in an adult body, with just more experience and knowledge than back then.

It’s ok to feel overwhelmed, stressed, like an impostor, etc. You and everyone else have gotten through struggles before. This too shall pass.

All you can do is your best, you can’t do more and that’s ok.