I'm not sure what you're talking about. I love talking about politics. Oh wait, I think I'm that family member.

Check out Swappa. They usually have plenty of phones in various condition to pick from.

For the basics of programming, just pick any language to learn the syntax. Once you know one language, it's pretty easy to work with anything else. I'd recommend JavaScript or Python for that, but really anything is fine.

For advanced programming, the best thing you can do is learn to learn. Really than means being able to turn your concepts into concrete ideas that you can communicate into something other people will understand. Try taking a concept and doing Google searches for instructions on how to do it. Take other people's code snippets and make them work together for what you want to do.

Specifically regarding your desire to self-host something, pick a service and Google "how to self-host x". Maybe set up a PiHole or an Immich server for photos. Docker is widely used for easy portability for servers, so it will help if you learn how to use that. When you come to something you don't understand, do more Google searches and read everything, even if it makes your head spin. Read every bit of documentation you can and keep doing Google searches. Eventually, with enough iteration, you'll get something to work. Good luck!

Maybe it'd help if they released it on Steam. I went to buy it the other day and noticed it's only on the Epic Games store. I already made that mistake with Assassin's Creed Valhalla and I won't be doing it again.

That does look good. Thanks, I'll keep this one on my radar.

Don't even get me started on ClickUp.

It's a conspiracy!

I'm not familiar with Lunduke. Could you elaborate?

This doesn't seem surprising at all. Isn't that what Google Play Services is for? If you don't want it, custom ROMs are easily installed.

The first one was pretty wild, I really enjoyed it. I'm not sure what they could do to change things up, but I'm interested in see how they do it.

Can someone explain how to get push email to work? Mine will only fetch on a set interval, 15 minutes is the shortest option. Is it because I'm using a Gmail address?

Those are the options presented when I first install the app, I don't see any option to enable/disable push notifications. I don't get emails as soon as Gmail receives them. Am I doing something wrong?

What are these options for?

The lack of push email is a deal breaker. It's 2024, why is an email app syncing at a set interval?

Lemmy is a free and open-source software for running self-hosted social news aggregation and discussion forums. These hosts, known as "instances", communicate with each other using the ActivityPub protocol.

I see you settled on a design for the toaster. Love the mustache.

Oooohhhh that looks very nice. Although the battery is much smaller than the Glucosent.

LEDs and rechargeable batteries have changed everything. Mine lasts for many hours before it needs to be recharged. And it only takes a little bit to recharge it.