https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdMNYn2MEac I know now why you cry. But it's something I can never do.
Generally speaking please don't. I've never seen a reddit bot that I didn't find annoying.
Live chat doesn't really fit though I don't see why it would have large storage requirements. Posting on profiles might be a good idea though.
Either of those would be a general Lemmy thing, not specifically lemmy.world which is just one instance.
My I-9 verification is birth certificate, so no photo. Not sure how unblurring would help? I've never done it remotely though. Wanting to see work environment isn't so great. I set up for a video interview a while back by carefully positioning the camera so there was nothing interesting around or behind me. I had trouble getting the video working though, so we did a voice-only phone interview instead, which was much better anyway.
This says it's not enough to ban JavaScript: we also have to ban CSS.
Mind saying why? No I don't want to watch a video to find out.
Calendar entry?
- Like someone else said, try MATE, it is more like windows and even though I'm not a windows user, I find it less confusing than gnome.
- to some extent though maybe not as bad as before. Solution seems to be buy a Thinkpad since that's what more devs tend to use. I've stayed with that plan and haven't had much trouble, though at work I had an Acer laptop that also worked fine.
- Yes, I generally run Debian, including on small servers where there is not even a window manager (because no screen), much less a browser, music player, or anything like that.
- Generally stuff like that requires root, but root just means admin privs. It's normally protected by a password that you yourself choose when you install the OS. That is, the idea is that you own your computer and can do what you want with it, so of course you have root and can use it when needed. Android is the weird exception that breaks that model, transferring ownership of your phone to app vendors and keeping you out of the application data.
- No
- DE=desktop environment? Ermmm... maybe not so easy. Simplest might be separate user accounts for different DE's? Idk, I just use MATE though I've played with XMonad n the past.
- Wayland = relatively new window system (API through which applications show stuff on the screen), intended to replace X (older system). Docker = container system for wrapping an application and its dependencies in one package, to prevent the Linux version of "DLL hell". This is mostly used on servers as Linux's packaging systems tend to be better than Windows's and not get you into too much trouble, as long as you don't try to mix approaches on a single machine.
militarized upgrades
Extension cords that reach all the way back to HQ?
I have them blocked already, but that doesn't stop the moderation bots screwing up and deleting good posts, whether mine or other people's. It's unfortuanate to not get informed when the words in someone's post happen to be in alphabetical order though.