To be fair, most of time you can just Google %appname% screenshot. I understand that this is not as convenient as having screenshots in the readme, but eh, it's not as big of a problem when you realize this.
P.S. I do actually add at least one screenshot for my software. Maybe because sometimes UI is one of the main focus, idk. I just feel like it.
Nobody is obligated to accept anyone's lifestyle or beliefs.
Actually thinking about the same. Not too familiar with how Lemmy works generally (please don't kick me for the question), but won't there be problems with federating to/from other popular instances?
As per usual, the final release will be buggy as hell. Can't remember last time they released new android version on a flagship without breaking either performance or battery life. Generally the reason I sold my S21 Ultra off and decided to move on. Seriously hoping it won't gift S23U the same present.
Overall, the screenshots look pretty nice, good change after several years of minor adjustments. I also am hoping they're bringing predictive back gesture to their system apps.
A CTO of 5 years with many more years of experience here. I would be really glad to help, but not in scenario where I have to prepare a CV for international readers and have no pay at all as this looks to me like a job application with no job.
Considering you are running on Digitalocean infrastructure, I am completely unsure why you would ever need Ansible and Terraform as it just adds complexity without certain benefit, especially if you mention Kubernetes which DO already provides with two clicks.
I'd personally suggest trying out ArgoCD for declarative clusters. With this thing, I've seen 2 companies maintained by a single DevOps engineer with no problems. Huge timesaver and makes everything transparent.
In case this process changes and becomes less corporate-y and more transparent, I'll be ready to apply. Hope you're going to find the right people! Long live Lemmy World!
I really hoped someone would make a version where the dude starts singing Decadence
In fact, your computer is already capable of processing more than 64 bits at once using SIMD instructions. Many applications or things you don't suspect may or are already using them, including games.
A flexible phone holder. Watching content in bed has never been more comfortable.
Pornhub taught me I'm picky af
I just tried to use reddit via third party app, then got reminded that it's over. Decided to check out whatever still works and found Sync for Lemmy, wondering if it's similar. Turns out, it's even better lol
Well that's what FOSS is. You can always contribute and add screenshots if you'd like.