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- Comment on Llama 1 week ago:
Sigh.
- Comment on bet you can think of more 1 week ago:
Under 200 GB for all of Wikipedia in English using Kiwix.
Library of other ZIM files for use with Kiwix can be found here.
- Comment on [DISC] Kimi wa Ore no Yasashikunai Haru / You Are My Unkind Spring - Ch. 16 1 week ago:
Thanks for the heads up then. Won’t be bothering with this one.
- Comment on [DISC] Kimi wa Ore no Yasashikunai Haru / You Are My Unkind Spring - Ch. 16 1 week ago:
I’ve been considering starting it. Why is it pissing you off?
I’d like to avoid starting it if it’s not worth it.
- Comment on Mississippi Age Verification Law 2 weeks ago:
Any recommendations for a good Android app that would ignore things like this?
I’m currently using the Bluesky app because the ones I tried didn’t want to auto open Bluesky links.
- Comment on Mississippi Age Verification Law 2 weeks ago:
So, if I understand the whole Bluesky thing correctly, there are apps that don’t respect Bluesky’s limitations (like having to log in to view certain posts).
Would those apps skip this as well or is this an actual geo-block?
- Comment on Microsoft Begins 60-Day Countdown for Windows 10 End of Support 2 weeks ago:
LTSC can be downloaded from here.
I use it myself. I refuse to use 11 and this version of 10 gives me a little extra time before I have to jump to Linux
It’s supported until 2032 or something, but will start having compatibility issues before that probably.
- Comment on Worst part about living in Europe 3 weeks ago:
That actually makes perfect sense. The ketchup on the croissant must not be helping either.
- Comment on Worst part about living in Europe 3 weeks ago:
The deathgrip. As if that croissant owes you money or something.
- Comment on I'm a proud catholic and I can name all of them 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on People were mad because they lost their AI boyfriend after GPT-4o deprecation 4 weeks ago:
As terrifying as it is, I feel genuinely sad for these people that they got so attached to a piece of spicy autocorrect software.
Where are their friends and families? Are they so bad at socialising that they can’t meet new people? Are they just disgusting human beings that no one wants to associate with because society failed them?
This world is fucked in so many different ways.
- Comment on Halp 5 weeks ago:
Raw-dogging the pain as the kids would say.
- Comment on Transparent PCBs Trigger 90s Nostalgia 5 weeks ago:
That would be pretty cool. But I’m sure there’s either a good reason or a good excuse for it.
- Comment on Transparent PCBs Trigger 90s Nostalgia 1 month ago:
But they won’t be as colourful and fun, which sucks.
- Comment on Transparent PCBs Trigger 90s Nostalgia 1 month ago:
Yes. Gimme electronis that look like this any day.
- Comment on Elon Musk’s AI bot adds a ridiculous anime companion with ‘NSFW’ mode 1 month ago:
They know what their audience secretly likes.
- Comment on I want to know! 1 month ago:
!mechanical_keyboards@programming.dev
!ergomechkeyboards@lemmy.world
!splitmechkeyboards@lemmy.world
and maybe
!keychron@lemmy.ca
These would be much more appropriate for your post.
Also, have a proper post title and question when you post there.
- Comment on You can still enable uBlock Origin in Chrome, here is how 1 month ago:
Been using it with uBlock Origin in medium mode which breaks even more sites and I don’t have much trouble with broken sites.
For the occasional website that just refuses to work, I use Cromite.
This, of course, will depend on the sites you use as well so YMMV.
- Comment on You can still enable uBlock Origin in Chrome, here is how 1 month ago:
IronFox for LibreWolf fans on Android.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Probably couldn’t type fast if he tried. Would probably pay someone to do it for him just like he did with Path if Exile.
- Comment on choice 1 month ago:
I agree.
But I had to suffer through the thought so now you do too.
- Comment on Federated Social Media with Topic-Based Following and Blocking? 1 month ago:
I missed that part.
Yeah not sure how easy that’s gonna be to find.
- Comment on Federated Social Media with Topic-Based Following and Blocking? 1 month ago:
Mastodon lets you follow and block hashtags. That’s how I got my feed going when I started.
- Comment on Jack Dorsey says his 'secure' new Bitchat app has not been tested for security 1 month ago:
Of course. I was thinking of Nostr or something for some reason.
Thanks for the reply.
- Comment on Jack Dorsey says his 'secure' new Bitchat app has not been tested for security 1 month ago:
What was his Mastodon clone? I feel like his name sounds familiar, but I’m blanking on the app/website name now.
- Comment on choice 1 month ago:
How about this one?
- Comment on The ‘American Dream’ is slipping away in these U.S. cities 1 month ago:
In case you actually care to read it.
Full article copied and pasted.
For millions of Americans, the dream of homeownership is becoming increasingly elusive — and in California, the financial barrier is especially high. A new analysis of housing affordability reveals that the income needed to buy a typical home has soared to nearly $125,000 nationwide — far above the U.S. median household income of $77,719. In California’s most expensive cities, that figure is more than double, and in some cases, more than quadruple. In San Jose, home to the tech hubs of Silicon Valley, a household needs to earn $547,368 annually to afford a median-priced home, according to a joint analysis by ConsumerAffairs and the Urban Institute. In Los Angeles, where the median household income is $93,525, buyers must earn $318,103 to afford a home. Top 10 U.S. metro areas where residents need the highest incomes to afford a home (ConsumerAffairs): San Jose, CA – $547,368 San Francisco, CA – $386,359 Santa Cruz, CA – $377,260 Santa Maria, CA – $324,300 Los Angeles, CA – $318,103 San Diego, CA – $310,119 San Luis Obispo, CA – $293,793 Oxnard, CA – $292,252 Salinas, CA – $279,321 Honolulu, HI – $277,997 Experts say a combination of soaring home prices, high interest rates, and stagnant wage growth drives the affordability crisis. From 2012 to 2024, the typical monthly home payment, including mortgage, insurance, taxes and maintenance, nearly tripled from $1,091 to $2,889. That means a household now needs to earn $123,826 annually to stay within the recommended “28/36” budgeting rule, the study’s authors noted. “One of the biggest culprits for rising house prices is the lack of affordable housing supply,” said Katie Visalli, a research analyst at the Urban Institute. “Zoning restrictions and limited new construction have created a bottleneck that’s pushing prices higher and higher.” The affordability gap has widened dramatically since 2020. In just four years, the income needed to afford a home has jumped by nearly $57,000, an increase of more than 85%, the study found. Meanwhile, the share of homes affordable to a family earning $75,000 has plummeted to just 21%, down from 49% before the pandemic, according to the National Association of Realtors. For many renters, the biggest hurdle to becoming a homeowner remains the dreaded down payment, typically 3% to 20% of the sale price. Still, experts say the down payment is just the starting point. “If you’re getting ready to apply for a mortgage, you need to know exactly how much you can afford each month — not just the loan, but insurance, taxes, and maintenance,” Visalli said.
- Comment on For people who want to play their favorite games but are unable to, what are you currently doing? 2 months ago:
If emulation is an option you could play some classics on your phone if it helps.
Sorry for your situation. Hope the future looks better.
- Comment on China claims big advances in classical and quantum computers 2 months ago:
I was thinking similarly before opening this thread.
I lived there for a few years. It had good and bad just like any other place. And there are many things they claim and the people believe without questioning.
- Comment on Is the ‘tech bro-ification’ of abortion here? 2 months ago:
Sorry if I misread. Didn’t mean to attack or offend.
I do absolutely agree with you regardless.