An unfulfilled promise should return an object that is rejected with a given reason. (source)

;)

Calibre-Web can be used remotely just fine…?

What’s the name of the Island, Java?

Didn’t notice, thx.

I’m using this ohne after Signal dropped SMS support

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Defederated. What a waste of resources.

You could give https://f-droid.org/packages/de.nulide.findmydevice/ a try

Glad I switched to Forgejo some time ago, never looked back : )

Maybe check out your browsers web speech api

Organic Maps for offline navigation

back then, we all thought they were our normal breakfast spoons until we accidentally found photos of our roommates abusing them as sex toys

no, sry ;)

My robot is running on Valetudo as well, rooting was quite simple using an UART adapter, best check https://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots.html before buying one

Personally I 'd prefer windy over tailwind, also I wonder if there is any significant userbase behind leptos. Infernojs was already a strange choice in that matter, compared to e.g. vuejs.

Hosting an instance myself, I’m not amused, because if forces my instance to literally sync all content there is on the lemmyverse, drastically increasing traffic, storage use etc.

Please don’t force resource consumption beyond any rational usage!

Hosting an instance myself, I’m not amused, because if forces my instance to literally sync all content there is on the lemmyverse, drastically increasing traffic, storage use etc.

Please don’t force resource consumption beyond any rational usage!

Back then, when you wanted some new games you could:

• buy them (over expensive)
• trade some on cassette tapes at the schoolyard
• Go to the library, grab some source code books, have fun programming them

Wrote my own text-adventure when I was 10, since then I came across Basic, Turbo Pascal, JS, Java, AS, Lua, Python, C++, maybe some more 😵‍💫

for legal responsibility hosting an instance, if someone posts illegal content, whatever, it should be possible to hide it from public access.