Hello, I’ve no idea what is special about managing a comic collection?
What are the special need?
I know too tools that can be helpful for you though:
🙂
What about p2p messengers?
Incredible story !! 🤓
I’m on the Debian/Ubuntu/TuxedoOs team !!! 😊
You’re not the only one 😅 🙋
Interesting !! 🤓
Nice! I don’t know a lot of command there !!! oO
I’m tired of the argument that the solution to fight tracking/ads/subscription/gafam is self hosting.
It’s a solution for some nice people that have knowledge, time and money for.
But it’s not a solution for everyone.
We need more small nice open source association and company that provide services for people that don’t know the difference between a web search engine and a navigator or just a server and a client.
I think that initiatives like “les chatons” in France are amazing for that!!! ( https://www.chatons.org/en )
And just to be clear, I think that self-hosted services are a part of the solution. :)
I discover the operator module! Amazing! 🤩
The operator Module A third alternative to writing lambda functions is to use the standard library’s operator module. This module contains some predefined functions and function factories, which can replace the most common use cases for lambda functions. Let’s look at both of these separtaely, factories first. Another note: the function that attrgetter returns is implemented in C, so it’s slightly faster than using either a normal or lambda function.
Useful if you want to speed up your code.
I love you’re stack! PHP and vanilla JS 🤩 It’s so KISS!
I like that I can install it on my o2switch server.
PWAs can be packed in .dmg and .exe.
OK, thank you 😊
Do you have a markdown editor include with gitea?
I use Nextcloud Notes too. Simple and ok for my usage.
Amazingly simple! 🤩
Oh. I see!
Thank you 😊
With a 70% quality jpg, you lose the ability to crop, edit or blow up your images. It basically limits you to looking at them on a screen.
I don’t understand what you mean! 🧐
If I have a 70% quality jpeg, I can open it in Gimp and crop, edit or blow up (a bit) the image.
I like the preamble part very much 👏🙂
I love how it’s focused on stabilty in UI/UX and that it’s supported by a lots of peoples around the world.
Great article!
I’m a new user of KDE and I like it, but sometimes it’s just tiering to try to set it up like I would like.
A simple exemple, Meta+Mouse_scroll to change the desktop. By default in Gnome and I’ve no idea with KDE (for know, maybe you have a tip for me??? ;) ).