WhatsApp has some conveniences for me such as easy access to data. As far as I know most messengers hide data in some private location and allow limited access with great difficulty. Last I checked to save media from a chat I had to go to each media and select export manually.

That Langoliers reference spotted in the wild!

I have not understood the markdown concept. Also will that support adding a column or simple basic mathematical operations?

I am itching to try out a binary but unfortunately no one seems to have compiled and released one yet.

This was boxed. Except the space where cooler sits is empty.

Recently there is no engagement in the community. May be it is all happening elsewhere. Previously the developers were actively engaging with the community and bug fixes were quick.

Primarily Boost, but also Raccoon. Unfortunately something has happened with the development of Raccoon and I am getting the feel that it is abandoned now.

Oh, must be a CPU fan :)

Some other retailers seem to list the same model with cooler for almost the same price. X means some changes in CPU itself, something to do with internal memory or whatever. Many people recommended the X version over plain 5700 due to this.

I have not done any changes to the software yet, will try that today.

Monitor HDMI cable is the only pluggable connection here. What was that very last word - did you mean ‘that’?

There is no such option.

Only 2, the other one is SPDIF.

Oh, then it could be difficult. Thanks anyway.

This is a take I never saw before on this matter. Is there a source?

How are we doing on this? I saw a mention somewhere that while other Lemmy apps would face difficulty moving to 1.0, Raccoon would adjust to the shift. This was mentioned by some user.

I understand, I was thinking like it would give you less stress if you had a clean window. For an activity that is done in spare time should be enjoyable and not stress inducing.

:)

Is it possible to use Interstellar exclusively for Lemmy only?

Best to have fixed downtime for any maintenance like what banks do.

Can this be tied to progress so that it could convey more information about progress of KDE loading?