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At least according to this article, it seems like Wayland enabled by default will be for the next release!

Yes, because bad actors may be able to get ahold of passwords from your device or the service providers. MFA helps mitigate the risk of unauthorized logins in this event.

[email protected] for interesting and fun sites folks have come across.

I’m a fellow Malaysian, so this one’s country-specific: [email protected]. A chill and free-for-all chat, and nice to get a little hit of the Malaysian vibe while living away from home.

Huh, never thought about it this way but it makes sense. Ultimately the URL will be identical across the different posts, and I believe a Post object has a URL field.

I would suggest looking into subscribing to and engaging with communities from the programming.dev instance. While they continue to exist, and Beehaw is federated with them and vice versa, Beehaw users like you and me can do so!

Sorry, 1984 references!

It was said during the Two Minutes of Hate. The Brotherhood shall be sending a visitor to pay you a visit soon.

Assuming you’re viewing on mobile, at the top of the page, there should be a Sidebar button. Click that and it will expand the sidebar. There should now be a Subscribe button for you to subscribe to the community.

Note that the URL should look something like <local instance url>/c/<remote channel>@<remote instance hostname>. For example, my local instance is Beehaw too and I’m trying to view AskLemmy on lemmy.ml, so it should be something like beehaw.org/c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

Sweet, that’s awesome! What are you studying at Uni?

When I was learning to code, I always wished that I could learn while applying it to solve “real world” problems!

What do you mean by collapsing threads? Currently if you clicked on a comment, it should collapse said comment and any children of the comment.

With regards to navigating to the next/previous top level comment, worth putting that as an “issue” on Jerboa’s GitHub as a feature request if one doesn’t exist for this feature already.

fzf for quickly matching file names especially deep in the directory hierarchy

ripgrep for quickly searching for text content within files

dtrx for handling the right extractions of different archive types

It appears there’s a PR for this in the works!