Anything you can do with AHK you can do with Python. No need for ahk on Linux tbh.

Lemmy has potential, sadly paid software will always be the king in the consumer space. Marketing plays a big roll too. I don’t see lemmy being bigger than Reddit sadly.

I’ve considered this but it’s a hassle dealing with cross device sync. I’ve tried to store my DB file on Google drive. I’ve tried to store everything in a Git repo. But in the end, stuff always ends up in the cloud.

I’m using Eternity but every single client I’ve tested lack mod tools so most of them are a no no for me.

Definitely. Although some are expensive for no reason so it’s important that you do your research and buy a mattress that is of high quality.

What the heck? Whoever works here need to quit, right now. What a piss poor place.

It could! It’s not hard to implement. Not sure if people want it. Could make it as a separate script.

I mostly code in Python and for that I use PyCharm. For everything else I use VS Code.

This is like asking how long a rope is.

It all depends on how many users you have making requests daily.

If the instance is only for you then you could host it at home on a $50 Raspberry Pi.

The thing is. Why would I intentionally risk death by other people’s incompetence when it comes to building and maintaining safe rollercoasters?

The CEO is a total scumbag and Apollo closing down.

Source

The company OceanGate have constructed a DIY submersible, that’s not been tested, regulated, checked, or certified.

The CEO of the company and four civilian passengers have gone on this submersible on an expedition to the Titanic wreck.

They’ve since lost contact with the crew. The oxygen is calculated to run out today.

It’s a huge rescue operation.

99% time on Lemmy, 1% on Reddit telling people to migrate to Lemmy.

Cool! I’ve noticed a significant improvement this morning!

I get a lot of new still from beehaw

So why do I still see posts from them in my subscribed feed?

The short answer is that you can create what ever you want with Python.

It’s a general purpose programming language and you can do anything with it!

What do you want to do?