Cris

Benchy in a boooo-tle 🎶
🎵 Benchy inna boooo-tle~

This might potentially be a worthwhile submission for the internet is beautiful comm :)

Just checked and the comm on .ee seems to be the only one really active

I mean I also hate generative ai, but the answer is because you can reformat it into a new potentially more useful interface for a given usecase 😅

An article and an interactive timeline are different things, and having access to both is neat.

I’ll probably stick to articles, at least in part because that works much better on mobile, but it’s still nice to get a visualized timeline you can move through, one key event at a time

If anyone on lemmings.world could report this I’d appreciate it, I’m not positive of post reports go to the comm instance only, or the reporter’s instance, or how that works

Beeper is run by an asshat? I’d live more info, I was kinda interested in moving some things to beeper at some point

Not the person you replied to, but I’d like to offer another perspective

There’s a difference between describing things, and giving someone credit.

Hitler loving his dogs doesn’t make him not responsible for heinous crimes. It seems odd to me to suggest we not acknowledge that that’s what people who do monstrous things look like

They’re messy and complicated and have traits most would assess as good, and in many ways that only adds to their danger. They don’t look like storybook villians, they look like human beings. They love dogs. At times they say reasonable, even compelling things. They make art. They had childhoods, and families, and loved ones. They suffer and bleed and experience joy like any human being does. And the closer you look, the more human they get.

And then they kill 17 million people.

How is it??

I last used it a little while back but there were some issues with polish. I’d like to come back and check it out again now that there’s been a major update if I remember right

I love the GNOME user experience and apps (I know many don’t, that’s fine) but don’t so much love the way GNOME as a project often struggles to play nicely with others 😅