For starters, it was never "open source"...

Did you click on the 'Refresh' button (last image, toolbar)? What happens if you click the yellow-ish area labelled with 'sd6' there?

Not only because third world issues, but because I like adrenaline, I don't have any backup strategy but an old external HDD where I haven't copied stuff since 2018.

When I could afford a new PC and tried to rsync my data from my old crappy laptop, much of it was lost.

That being said, I had a backup strategy back in the day that was burning CDs. I used to have a second HDD (a IDE one) but they were so freaking bad all of them went bad after a year or so, so I have like 3 or 4 of them stored without any chance to recover their data.

Yup, that's what I mean

Codeberg. I host my web portfolio live there and even did a small contribution to kbin when it was alive. It's great though now I'd want to look at forgejo.

It's been great to be honest.

I just wish there was a couple features for when creating a submission or a comment:

1. Picture drag and drop - when adding a picture to a submission, you could add it by dragging it and dropping it to the dialog that shows up to pick a picture (also maybe adding a picture by its URL address would be great);
2. When replying to a comment, you could create quoted text directly by selecting the text from the comment you're replying to, so said selected text will show up as quoted in your text input area when you hit the reply button - Reddit does this and it's a nice feature to have versus copying, pasting and editing it so it turns to a quoted text

I... don't know how to feel about this, if someone said this was a hidden track from "Black clouds and silver linings", I'd 100% believe it

and Gentoo computers

Did you unmasked it, or did it already hit stable in the KDE repo?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailwind_CSS

FreeBSD would be a Community/BSD OS.

I don't think *BSD folks would appreciate being involved in this discussion as they're just a different ball.

On the other hand, you just can do something silly and call everything LiGNUx, but even then people won't be happy.

Bootstrap is highly opinionated imho, i.e. it's great if you want to do something that lies within its style or else you'll have a hard time. If that's your case, and of course if this is a possibility, you can consider moving to another framework - say, Tailwind.

Not a seasoned programmer myself but I did one (with Telethon and Python) to remind everyone in my family about incoming medical appointments for my parents, due dates for public services and calculating how much everyone must pay or due dates for going for their medications

He's also at least three more people, apparently

I should be another one of those "dumber than the average human" folks (and yesterday Lemmy told me so because they are saying two different apps on my phone are the same app...?) but am pretty sure the thing with Israel went off the Hanlon's razor long ago.

K9 is Thunderbird

Seems you didn't even read my comment - but no, at least for the moment K-9 is not Thunderbird..

Been using K-9 for a time and tried Thunderbird - it feels kind of smoother and there are some visual overhauls but ended uninstalling it because it was hard for me to tell which mails were unread (and which ones not) in the main mail list while in dark mode. I guess I'm not the only one who felt that way and surely they will fix it but this also left me the sensation that there's not much sense in switching to Thunderbird if you're using K-9.

I agree, it's kind of funny in their website claim they don't put "bells and whistles" in their UI yet it looks way cluttered compared to K-9/Thunderbird.

No doubt it can work better than the aforementioned but it'd be nice if their devs could be a bit humble and recognize its UI could get some love and it would be beneficial for FairEmail.

And I want r/forhire. At least something like r/slave labour. As with r/3dprinting, Lemmy alternatives are dead. I was told to look for some alternative at Mastodon but I'm not a microblogging person, feeling much better here.

If you don't like Vim you should try vis.