I use FreshRSS on desktop (web client from my self-hosted instance), and Readrops on Android (synced to my FreshRSS). For Lemmy notifications specifically you’ll likely want a dedicated client that is noisy. I was using Brief for this task temporarily, with only one RSS feed loaded and having it set to delete all but the latest message.

The app I use (Eternity) has options for 15/30/60/etc mins. You can theoretically get notifications every second if you set up your own RSS reader to check that quickly (though be considerate of your instance’s resources). Before I settled on my current solution I had an RSS reader check every so often and ding a desktop notification when it found something. I use 30 minutes because if I’m using Lemmy I’ll see the notification alert anyway, and if I’m away from Lemmy I don’t want to be notified potentially every 15 minutes when people keep replying.

Your inbox has an RSS feed that you can hook up to whatever RSS reader you want. Personally I let my Android app watch for notifications every 30 mins, and then KDE Connect will mirror that notification onto my PC when my phone dings.

Clickbait works, and that’s all there is to it. People click on clickbait, so the algorithms promote clickbait, and subsequently the authors need to use clickbait or their content won’t be visible. Counter it by finding people with integrity and good content to follow, regardless of whether or not they use clickbait to keep pace with the algorithms.

Break the beef into smaller pieces first so the germs can’t find it.

All I need to know this election is whether you are pro-Roko or anti-Roko.

I recently tried out Voyager and Eternity and ended up going with Eternity. Eternity is a just a little bit smoother to me and it had more customization. They’re both similar so if you end up trying out one of them I’d try the other at the same time to see which one clicks for you.

Just like real life you can also ignore the crime and say “that would take too much effort to solve”.

The field of programming is so large that I’d hesitate to call any sort of company culture “the norm”, but I would definitely recommend you stay away from the bottom end companies like these. They’re clearly taking advantage of your inexperience and grinding you up for a quick buck, and they’re in no way indicative of a typical or fair programming position.

Frisk isn’t allowed to swear

None of this is your fault, this is your company being garbage. Putting you in charge of all these responsibilities with a ~year of experience is a big red flag. Your project manager asking you to estimate your percentage work done is also ridiculous - people can barely get decent estimates with fully-dissected agile pointing, so I’m not sure how a “project manager” thinks that your guesses are useful data. If you’re not getting paid at least 6 figures right now you should hop to another job immediately. It won’t look bad on your resume to hop from your first job after a year and a half.

I personally wouldn’t stay with a company like this even if they paid fairly because the culture is borderline toxic/manipulative. I wouldn’t recommend you stay but the only reason I see in favor of staying is that you’ll learn a lot really quickly - at the expense of your mental, not being paid fairly, and potentially being fired.

Try installing this AUR package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lib32-libva1-compat

Catbox has been operating for at least 8 years and has a clearly defined server cost + donation plan through their FAQ+Patreon, which also notes that they are happy to front any extra costs that the Patreon doesn’t cover. I’m going to guess they’d rather shut the site down than start serving ads.

catbox.moe should work

Architects vs developers.

I think mods (including me) wouldn’t to put effort into a new community if it doesn’t get any interaction, so I think it would be nice to at least start with it appearing in the “All” tab.

This is a very good usecase for a problem I hadn’t even thought of.

Gamorreans and piggy orcs are central, while pig girls are meant to represent a very specific type of non-monstrous pig.

Gungans are in the middle!

Hey guess what new idea: