Hier hat wohl jemand ein paar Mal zu oft den Kopf in den Ofen gehalten.
This is your life now.
Not the most spectacular screenshot, but we have to start somewhere ;-).
This screenshot shows a captcha I got when trying to google something from the university network (around 2009).
Other apps shown in the taskbar:
Das fällt ihr reichlich spät auf. Die AfD bewegt sich doch seit Jahren für alle sichtbar immer weiter nach rechts. Sich jetzt plötzlich zu empören und einen auf "anständig" zu machen wirkt auf mich ziemlich unglaubwürdig.
Was auch immer sie jetzt kritisiert, sie hat es Jahrelang wissentlich mitgetragen.
I have had this issue with my jade plants for several years. All leaves develop a scaly texture after a while. New leaves regrow green and healthy. Some smaller leaves quickly turn silver and just fall off. All of my jade plants have this, but none of my other succulents seem affected. It also doesn't kill the plants, they are all several years old.
At first, I thought it might be sunburn since I have them under a grow light. But then the pattern on the larger leaves almost looks like something is eating through them. In addition, most images of sun burned jade plants I found online look a little bit different (the patches seem to be rounder and have a different texture).
Could this be some sort of fungal infection?
I found this old reddit thread which seems to be about the exact same issue. However, the OP never found the underlying cause.
Strange, when I look at OPs history, I see quite a few in the negative. Maybe it's because I'm from a different instance?
Make one!
The official webapp seems to support it, so I guess it's just not yet implemented.
Jerboa on the other hand doesn't seem to like it:
That's great news! I'm a linux user myself, but I understand that's not a priority right now. Maybe it can be run with wine, might give it a try ...
Maybe they were testing the waters first. Now that there is backlash, it was a "bug".
I have separate accounts for Lemmy and Pixelfed/Mastodon. Their content is so different, that it's hard to find a unified way of interacting with it (following accounts vs. subscribing to and interacting within communities).
If you still prefer to combine both, you could make an account on kbin.social. With that you can follow both Mastodon and Lemmy content and get a "unified" UI. I cannot say how well it works though, since I haven't tried it myself.
Definitely true for me. I was a pure lurker on Reddit. Now with Lemmy I try to engage a lot more. This place needs to come to life (and I feel like we're doing well, so far).
Jap, Glück und reiche Eltern ...
Cool, I hope this gets mass adopted, so that I can replace my RSS reader with my Mastodon account.