Hackernews isn’t really catering to average end users.
Arose8334
joined 1 year ago
What are some FOSS programs that you think are a far better user experience than their counterparts?
Different tools for different purposes
Deleted my 10 year account a few months ago. Haven't looked back. Once in a while my google searches will point me to some reddit thread, and I'll check it out, but I have logged in for the last time.
Tech is probably the 1%
Like you have a choice in 98% of workplaces.
Elsker bil-sentriske amerikansk-inspirerte cul-de-sacs i den norske fjellheimen.
Because not every movie and episode that I want to watch is already released. Radarr/sonarr lets me subscribe and downlod the correct movie/episode when available in the quality profile that I want.
Also automatically sorting everything in a useful structure when I share my plex libraries with friends and family.
You guys are not using radarr/sonarr?
Ignore /c/all and be selective about the communities you subscribe to. In addition to other unfortunate browsing behaviours I also started lifting weights and climbing, so something good came out of it 😄
Awesome work :)
Correct. But a VPN provider can also build a profile on that metadata, and transparency is often lacking in the VPN business. I live in a country with fairly good privacy laws for now and much prefer my ISP to have my metadata than someone else.
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It is indeed a hacker news mirror on lemmy afaik. And that being said lemmy isn’t really an average user crowd either.