I recently stumbled over Katatonia which scratched that itch for me. Maybe they're for you too.
Not as hard as I remember early Opeth but amazing nonetheless.
I'm not sure if you're joking or being serious. Long uptimes are not an issue anymore on Windows.
Third from below above the green? It's brown coal.
Well there ARE E-Ink phones like the Hisense A9 and similar but I don't know if this is what you're looking for or not.
Uuuh neat! I didn't know. Have you already tried bootstrap-vue-next or are you waiting for a later stage in development?
Justin Roiland will leave the show and there will be a new voice actor for Rick and Morty. Does anyone have any theory who it might be? Any ideas?
Did this change? I saw videos of Minecraft with ray tracing enabled and it looked honestly stunning.
I don't but this library looks very nice and actually not that bad to use. I might try it on my next project. Thanks!
I found that some of the components I liked to use two years ago just didn't update to either their respective styling library version or Vue.js 3.
Namely buefy which didn't update to Vue.js 3 and bootstrap-vue which still uses Bootstrap 4 and Vue.js 3 compat mode.
You're e not the only one. My mind directly jumped to Outer Worlds too. ¯\(ツ)/¯
Yep you're correct. It's not implemented yet but there's a feature request on GitHub:
Thanks! I now see me question was useless... Sorry... I did read "load" not "upload". When I tested uploading a larger image file (2.44 MiB) I got a HTTP timeout error.
I agree that these upload errors are probably due to large filesize. We should find out whether there is a maximum file size on Lemmy in general, whether it's instance specific or if it's actually a problem with Jerboa.
Edit: Looks like the root cause is not Jerboa but Lemmy:
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3349
Maybe let the Lemmy people sort this out first and then we'll find a way to communicate the actual upload limit to Jerboa users.
Hell, this is the best and most comprehensive argument for the generational debt we as the global north and winners of colonialism owe the global south I've ever read.
I'll definitely use this analogy whenever this issue comes up in my peer group.