Sorry for the delay, we thought about your suggestion and, as you suggested as an option, removed the community entirely (can be recreated if there’s ever the need).

I still use www. subdomain on my websites, but omit it for domains that are not meant to be visited by people browsing internet (e.g. “api.example.com”, or web applications (more complex websites that are not for just scroll-and-read, e.g. “example.app” or app.example.com).

Defimitely recommend checking it out if you are ever in the area. Very beautiful. They also have a lunch restaurant during weekdays.

I hope so too. For sure there are, but hopefully it’s the majority.

I am speaking from inside my own bubble, but I’ve seen non-techy acquaintances reduce social media usage thanks to it being filled with AI generated content and had hopes for a better future. Now reading that article and mention of 2,5m users following this account shattered that hope.

Hmm yeah I understand. Communities can be super toxic too with all their gatekeeping.

Hope you find a language you enjoy learning.

Interesting, Austrians do the same and say "good sliding [into the new year] right before new year, which they switch to “happy new year” when it’s actually new year.

Nice, we’ll be following your journey this year!

Learning a language with a clear goal (e.g. reading your choice of manga) is exciting and very rewarding.

Due to motivation / frustration or just lost interest? Latin is cool and from what I’ve heard it’s fun.

Damn, I can’t believe I’m saying this but that is a very beautiful radiator.

For those who had never heard of this developer and thought the domain looks suspicious: it’s not a malicious link. It takes you to a developer’s own self hosted git forge.

While I agree with you in general, we have a few issues that are too big to ignore:

Fragmentation of communities, dead / inactive communities affecting new users’ experience.

We linked those communities because they are active and have been alive for awhile so that new users find them. I know you and I know the quirks of lemmy and how to find communities, but I’ve seen more than enough new users all excited about lemmy but abandoning it because they can’t find communities of interest and in /all feed they only see memes and politics.

But you are right the python community is empty and could be just removed.

Thanks for such a detailed post, and neat tool you got there!

This thread is a bit old and we’ve stopped working on this one (will make a new mod-call post later for the ones we didn’t resolve). But I want to answer your new meta post in a moment.

Ah! You might be the first one on your server that has subscribed to this community, that might be it. Your server only starts federating with remote communities (like this one on sopuli) once someone from your server subscribes.

It’s a bit janky at times and takes time to properly federate content on the initial subscription.

Glad the comments arrived. Welcome :)

This sounds like the dude wants to become a Leshen

I like your comment because I always feel like I’m so late with news that someone will always point out why my suggestion is bad or even worse than the original.

But: atleast with gitlab you can partially* self host it if they are/get bad.

*afaik gitlab’s SaaS (gitlab.com) isn’t entirely open-source. Not sure which bits can not be self hosted.

I’m not forced to, but occasionally my job kinda requires it so I dualboot (most of my coworkers who are on linux run a windows virtual machine when they need it).

But my previous job required windows due to all the industry specific software only working on windows. No chance of getting that to work on linux sadly. Then I just used windows at work. It’s always my employer’s hardware anyway and I like to keep work and free-time separate so it was ok.

Hope you found what you were looking for :)

The game soundtracks of Hades and Hades 2 maybe?

Edit: sorry many of them don’t have lyrics if that’s what you are looking for, but there are a few bangers with lyrics too.