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achille225@jlai.luto
Political Memes@lemmy.world•The regime silently removed parts of the US Constitution like the writ of habaes corpus from the official website
3·1 year agoI encourage you to read the comment right above yours; the website really altered the constitution.
Check the comment from a bit under in the post : dawarich looks promising !
achille225@jlai.luto
Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Palworld is now Steam Deck Verified and SteamOS CompatibleEnglish
1·1 year agoDidn’t they remove the ability to fly on pals ?
It’s a ryanair flight but that doesn’t look like a passenger airplane
achille225@jlai.luto
Duolingo@sopuli.xyz•Duolingo will be assisting U.S. government agencies like ICE
3·1 year agoThank you !
achille225@jlai.luto
Duolingo@sopuli.xyz•Duolingo will be assisting U.S. government agencies like ICE
3·1 year agoThanks for the link But I can’t find a reference to Duolingo in the article ; is it only in the podcast?
Thank you for your detailed answer ! I have one more question : it seems that deemix uses only the Deezer servers. Is there someway to have a downloader that looks for tracks on Spotify or YouTube as well? Because sometimes the songs aren’t available (or the metadata is terrible)
Thank you for your feedback, I was starting to think of something like that but figured it would break too much if it isn’t updated
I saw this recommended in another thread, but if I read correctly you need not only the roon subscription but also the Tidal/Qobuz one right ? Each of those being around 15$/month, that’s starting to be a bit too much for me I think
It talks about taht in the README :)
Let me paste it here for you :
While Stirling PDF and PdfDing are both self-hosted web applications centered around PDF files, they still differ in their use case. Stirling PDF focuses on performing various operations like splitting, cropping and rotating on your PDFs. PdfDing however has a different focus, it is all about reading and organizing your PDFs. All features are added with the goal of improving the reading experience or making the management of your PDF collection simpler. PdfDing’s editing functionalities were added with the same idea in mind. You can add annotations, highlighting and drawings to PDFs, so that you can highlight or add information that will be beneficial to your reading experience.
Except you need to pay Reddit to use their data for training
achille225@jlai.luto
Meta@jlai.lu•Consultation concernant la dé-fédération avec 2 instances similaires
7·2 years agoPersonnellement, je suis plutôt contre : à vouloir fermer, on reste dans des bulles… Même si je ne suis pas d’accord avec ce qu’ils se disent, je ne voudrai pas faire un tel précédent
achille225@jlai.luto
France@jlai.lu•Privatisation de la Française des Jeux imposée par Macron et Kohler : un ticket perdant pour les finances publiquesFrançais
1·2 years agoQuelqu’un aurait un lien pour l’article s’il vous plait ?
achille225@jlai.luto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•What's your favorite FOSS tools for image editing?
1·2 years agoI can’t recommend Spectacle enough in that case : it does just about what you would expect, screenshots and simple editing. Very convenient, it’s the default in KDE
achille225@jlai.luto
World News@lemmy.world•In first since beginning of war, Lebanese army returns fire at Israeli forcesEnglish
1·2 years agoOk thanks, I wasn’t seeing any comments when clicking on the icon that’s why I thought there was some kind of blocking. Thank you !
achille225@jlai.luto
World News@lemmy.world•In first since beginning of war, Lebanese army returns fire at Israeli forcesEnglish
1·2 years agoCan anybody share a link please ? I see only 2 paragraphs and can’t read the comments…
Have you tried Image Toolbox? It might not tick all the boxes, but it’s fairly good for me
achille225@jlai.luto
sh.itjust.works Main Community@sh.itjust.works•Idea for the future Olympics Games
2·2 years agoI can answer that ! I tried to get a place for the marathon, and there were some prerequisites : to be selected, you needed to be able to run a semi-marathon.








And what about Waterfox ? As far as I know, they have both an Android and a desktop app