Almost.

https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/pull/8675

https://helix-plugins.com/

Mullvad implements Wireguard under the hood. I think they have some OpenVPN endpoints, too.

From Fascism and Big Business by Daniel Guerrin

From Gramsci’s Prison Notebooks

A tool to make bootable Live USBs out of operating system ISOs.

Yeah the clojure lsp support is top notch, but there being no support for “jacking in” to a repl is the big thing keeping me from using helix full time. There’s a way of doing it if you use kitty, but it’s pretty janky.

Once Helix gets plugin support and someone makes a Clojure REPL plugin as good as Conjure I am never touching vim again!

Lemmy’s two main developers are communists so it’s a “platform built by Communists” just like @Cowbee@lemmy.ml said.

Spaces have nothing to do with Discord. They’re just a way of grouping multiple Matrix rooms together into one “space” like how Discord channels are grouped into one “server.”

It’s an unofficial open-source daemon used by alternative Spotify clients. I used it once for a terminal Spotify client. It’s a pretty neat piece of software.

The best information I can find on getting Guix on the Raspberry Pi is the issues page for nonguix https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix/-/issues/128

It’s based on the stats found here. https://repology.org/repositories/statistics/total

Take a look at this Guix blog post. https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2022/keeping-ones-home-tidy/

The new app bundles format is a worrying trend! If it’s truly exclusive to the Play Store and can’t be brought to Aurora Store or the Android package installer somehow and APKs start to fizzle out, users of degoogled Android ROMs are going to suffer. If some big name apps are only available as AABs then tough luck.

And developed by people who hate the fact that you’re alive!

A comment about Lemmy I saw on Reddit. The slur filter really pulls its weight and keeps the bigots out, it was a great idea.

How about Apostrophe?

AnySoft is pretty great! I especially like that it has the ability to swype. It may not be the best but it’s the only open source keyboard I know that has that capability.

Congratulations on this milestone! Lemmy’s only getting better and better.