Wow that’s cool

Could it help with internal tasks, like self-hosted services or a business that transfers files around a lot?

You may have already checked these, but it might also help people narrow things down by finding related genres

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioactivity_(song)

Genre: synth-pop electronic

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

Genres: EDM, moombahton, trap, dancehall

I also didn’t know what moombahton was, if anyone else is curious https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moombahton

Sounds similar to the case with Jellyfin & Findroid (and likely Swiftfin)

The official Jellyfin app has full functionality, but it feels clunky. Especially for casual users.

The native third party app is smooth, intuitive, and visually nice, but is missing a few features (ex. Admin dashboard).

What I’ve seen recommended was:

• Findroid (and likely Swiftfin) for daily use
• Keep the official Jellyfin app installed for when it is needed

Meets some of the requirements of !taneggs@lemmy.ca

• [X] prey animal
• [X] mammal
• [ ] lives in a barren rocky landscape
• [X] looks like a tan egg

They look much happier in their current habitat

Canada focused website, but this was on the front page

Seagate 14TB External HD $249.99 (save $120)

https://forums.redflagdeals.com/seagate-14tb-external-hd-249-99-save-120-2726376/

The black Friday page in particular

https://serverpartdeals.com/collections/black-friday-deals

It’s not supposed to be since the rules say

Things that don’t fit

• Minor app updates
• Government legislation
• Company news
• Opinion pieces

I’ll report the post and see what the mods do, likely they didn’t see it yet

This seems like an area where there’s demand for a carefully moderated community, even if there is less content over all. That might help with the state of tech news that other comments are mentioning

I linked the wrong community earlier and then changed it

If the lemmit one also looks empty, it could be because you are the first person in your instance to come across the community. If you subscribe, it should start pulling the contents so you can see it.

It doesn’t look like lemm.ee blocked it so hopefully the stuff above is the cause

Yup, the vast majority of the posts weren’t worth reading even before generative AI was this accessible

Cool idea, joined!

Thanks for sharing

I use this community for that: !tech@programming.dev

The rules seem to be aligned with what you’re looking for.

Plus other communities on that instance depending on what you’re interested in.

Then there are feeds like !hackernews@lemmit.online to keep up with content on other sites. There are lots of RSS feed communities through the https://rss.ponder.cat/communities instance

In a recent court proceeding, WMF’s legal team offered a supposed middle path, proposing it take the unusual step of serving summons to the editors itself, thereby revealing their identities only to the court, not the wider public. Wikipedians, however, do not see this as a compromise—it’s capitulation. Last week, Wikipedia editors published an open letter to the Foundation, urging it to protect its volunteers’ privacy regardless of the outcome. It reads in part

only to the court, not the wider public

Would this really be that much better? Once the information is out, it’s impossible to hide again

And the consequences would not end with this case. Compliance may discourage contributions from editors worldwide, not just those under authoritarian rule. WMF submission could encourage other governments to make similar demands, putting Wikipedia in an untenable position and reducing its influence where free knowledge is needed most

This bit also seemed important

Fun!

The link wasn’t working in the app for me, possibly because of the ‘post’ portion. If anyone else has that issue:

!cassettefuturism@lemm.ee

Too much for me, I’m out 🏳️

I think they should sell it to me.

Oh nice, the Android app is out!

I can give it a try now

Link to download page within the account settings, for those that have been onboarded already: https://loops.video/dashboard/get-the-app

Edit: it feels very smooth

As an unrelated point, when I searched again just now, most of the entries in the search engine were from Lemmy/Mbin, followed by Mastodon. Mostly this post and others like it

So you got this survey in an email. Was the link intended to be shared like this? Can I find the survey link somewhere on Mozilla’s own websites?

The email was through their newsletter and I would have offered to forward it, if it didn’t have personal information in it. Maybe someone else who is subscribed to the newsletter can back up the claim instead?

I actually searched for the website link to put in the post body before sharing, and went through a similar thought process as yours when I didn’t find it. My reasons for sharing it anyway were:

• Sometimes these emails say to not share it further, but this one didn’t
• I see it shared already in a few places unofficially (Mastodon, Reddit, Twitter)
• It mentioned ‘Mozilla Community’ and not a more specific group, so this audience seemed appropriate
• People here might have better feedback than I could write up, so it should be a net positive for Mozilla

It would be nice if they did post about it on an official account to resolve any concerns. If it helps, it looks like “mozillafoundation.tfaforms.net” has been used for other surveys in the past and so you might find a link to that domain from an official source

edit:

their website has links to that domain based on a search of the GitHub repo

For example, the ‘Submit a product here’ link on this page: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/

It’s also possible to submit without filling in the demographic questions if people are concerned but still want to submit

I see a textbox saying “What do you want to see from Mozilla in the future?” You could add it there, as justification for why you want them to focus less on it

There is a text box part way through, I included my more general thoughts there

(my comment was getting rambly)