100% unit tests ftw
Hate making them, love them when they are here
Celivalg
joined 2 years ago
Honestly, I like the balls they have, hope this works even if I have little hope
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I personally love the screen ratio
My headphones might be louder then, probably, well that thing is almost ingrained now (I frequently pass by an area with a center for blind people, so there are quoite a few around, not every day, but maybe every 2 or 3) so I'll probably continue doing it
my thoughts too, although maybe it actually adds additional noise that can make it harder to know what's going on...
Oh, true, gonna make that RN, we need moar content
more seriously, I do tend to drag my feet a little on the ground when I pass by a blind person, as I often have an headset and don't know if I am actually making noise while walking.
I don't know if this actually helps, but I hope it does
Well, you could stay private and continue to moderate as if it would always be a private sub, just have a few authorized users and a few posts a day to moderate...
Found this thread: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/778529/usb-fingerprint-readers-for-linuxanybody-use-one-what-would-you-recommend/
that points to this video about some sort of bio-key: https://youtu.be/0XA521kyNco
or this guy that had that other finger print reader: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linuxquestions-org-member-success-stories-23/usb-fingerprint-reader-linux-4175674445/
any distro? no, fprint isn't on all distro, so you might have to install that anyway.
I'm not sure what you are trying to get, is it
- a sensor for a DIY project?
- and external fingerprint reader?
- a laptop with a compatible sensor? (probably not that on since you asked about desktop specifically..)
Long story short, they don't have the mod capacity to micromanage evry single comment, since unless you defederate, you have to moderate every comment and post that gets seen by your instance, so the whole fediverse basically, and they just can't do that.
Some instances have attracted some toxic behaviors and federating with them added an influx of comments that weren't in line with their rules.
They decided to defederate all the big instances that didn't filter sing ups.
It's a blanket solution, and honestly, I don't blame them for it, lemmy moderation is a bit hell.
Their rules are a bit strict, but I approve of what they are trying to do, creating a "safe" space... The rest of the fediverse is a bit of a far-west with anything goes being the rule...