Posts by alexia@starlightnet.work
 (DIR) Post #B6QzhSiFJxhu1Qj8DY by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       though, with makko 3.0, I think even with debug builds you may be under 1.44 MB.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6QzhSrSlh50U12UaG by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       okay I lied debug is somehow 22MB 😭
       
 (DIR) Post #B6U8iBtio1wZDsOedk by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       cw-boost :)RE: ohai.social/users/redsad/statuses/116586845951238916
       
 (DIR) Post #B6Z19qXhy9h1FyZla4 by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       my experience with Vodafone is exemplified by this threadRE: wetdry.world/users/ipg/statuses/112247075554901323
       
 (DIR) Post #B6bKg9BsSWkFnuOsW8 by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       hi chat, have a situation here that I'd like more info on and perhaps someone here knows a little morebasically, there's someone I know that has German citizenship, but hasn't lived in Germany for a majority of their life, and just moved here, not quite 18 yet. How's health insurance work in that situation?AFAIK one would usually be insured through family, but family is in another country and not registered with any German insurance (AFAIK) so that's obviously not it
       
 (DIR) Post #B6bN7nje1UG9HIVbTU by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @julia @nelson prejudice much
       
 (DIR) Post #B6bWVv0XXDPmN2zCzo by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       the guy making the rounds rn as far as I'm aware isn't involved in the project at all and exclusively speaks LLMFor the record, having checked the day 2 livestream, it seems the reason there's a planned systemd dependency is for having systemd enforce the sandbox. Also mounting systemd services into sandboxes for...some reason? Also "centralized identity and permission storage"...is Flatpak's interface not centralized enough? All using a daemon they'll develop called "systemd-appd" Why didn't they just, idk, make that daemon separate from systemd, or use Syd or something? idk!Oh, right, depending on upstream Systemd also introduces more moving parts into Flatpak that will hinder adoption of any and all of these improvements on slower-moving distros, even if they were to package hypothetical flatpak-next.overall idk how thought-out this actually is
       
 (DIR) Post #B6ccCVqFfdw5hWGPkO by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @mkljczk please tell me you have actual evidence of this. I would love to write about it
       
 (DIR) Post #B6dlXkhwghUkdMXcUi by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       big fart doesn't want you to know
       
 (DIR) Post #B6f39CvN75nabPyf7Q by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @Cyborus @star someone grab river and implement this immediately
       
 (DIR) Post #B6fEKCLUhikHUNdhNA by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       I hate how the KDE Planet feed has just been shoveling me AI Slop because upstream the QT feed is shoveling AI Slop. and like...Why UI Developers Need Sometimes Design Support - and How the Skill Provides ItThis is actually the title of one of their posts. Who wrote this? Certainly it wasn't an AI because then at least there wouldn't be grammatical mistakes????
       
 (DIR) Post #B6fdjiLzKm4kqz8Nns by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @gavi I mean, yes, but also this is a phenomenon of language and how it evolves that has been observed for a long time with all kinds of wordsI'm a bit torn about it because it hasn't been used to refer to anything medical for some time now, neither do the majority use it to actually mean any harm. Kind of like the origin behind words like "idiot" which can still be hurtful but are far removed from their origins by this point.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6hcjlxgCzcmPC9EEC by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @star I never understood either of these ❤️
       
 (DIR) Post #B6hq4wu21WM7p9ryBU by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       Wikipedia Unionbusting not only wasn't on my bingo card for 2026 but is also TERRIFYING. FUCKING HELL. THIS IS THE 2026 EQUIVALENT TO THE LIBRARY OF ALEXANDRIA AND THEY ARE UNIONBUSTINGFUCKKKKKKRE: mastodon.social/users/JMarkOckerbloom/statuses/116642253074554430
       
 (DIR) Post #B6mzmalDZz8XGrQqMS by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       hi hello, we might not be getting paid in time today, so I need to somehow make up some money so we can buy food for today that we had planned.anything helps! ty!!ko-fi.com/cyrneko/goal?g=0or: cyrneko.eu/donations.html#MutualAid
       
 (DIR) Post #B6onppNkrZ0EM09aSm by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       cw-boost :)RE: teh.entar.net/users/spacehobo/statuses/116659545246426837
       
 (DIR) Post #B6q2VQ9GfFfClv44Bs by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @star please do not fall into the same trap that literally all of my friends that own a framework did.The way we like to describe it, the reason framework is repairable is because things will be breaking a lot randomly for absolutely no reason while running hot as shit.Sure, this is a laptop that isn't out yet, but this has been pretty consistent with their past releases. Disregarding the fact, of course, that they fund an actual racist, while not giving a penny to projects that are literally on their website, like Krita.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6q2VQVFLXFDs5LcRs by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @star and before you say it, I'm not bringing up the racism because all other companies are perfect. I'm bringing it up because framework positions themselves as an morally better alternative*, while quadrupling down on supporting this racist.* after all, they are a big proponent of the right to repair movement, which is fundamentally about the morals of not allowing you to own and repair your devices.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6q2VQfshzkeP4K71c by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @star But regardless of all that, you're paying a pretty hefty price tag for a device that continues to have design defects and common issues that aren't fixed with later revisions. Like the overheating problems, like the terrible fan curves, like the fact that things constantly break from no reason.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6q2X2t87HldD7I6Yi by alexia@starlightnet.work
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       @star if you're considering to pay such a premium for a device, I would suggest you just look elsewhere.