What about JavaFX? It’s included in the Oracle JVM but not in the others afaik.

OpenJDK misses some parts that are in the Oracle JVM

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I’m in the EU and have been buying filament from https://www.123-3d.nl/ so far. They also have an English shop https://www.123-3d.co.uk/.

Clickable link: https://www.tangledfilament.com/

Laravel has a system called dusk where you can specify what buttons to click and what to expect. It will save screenshots of each step. It was pretty reliable in my experience.

I have also tried using Selenium myself to scrape a site but it was very flakey and unreliable.

I use the tree tab extension and just leave several hundred of tabs open and use the “open upon restart” option to open everything again. Luckily firefox has automatic tab unloading, which means it only uses about 6-8 GiB of RAM. Sadly the mobile app seems to cope less well with this method (I only have 3GB of RAM on it), it sometimes randomly crashes or refuses to open a new tab.

English has become the defacto lingua franca. I’d argue that Esperanto is less accessible than English, because barely anyone knowns it.

I was looking into the same issue myself too. I’m currently using a managed Nextcloud instance but was hoping to self-host it.

Backing up container volumes and configs seems like such a common problem, but surprisingly I haven’t found a dedicated solution. I’ve considered borg, but restic seems like the best option so far. It can use any rclone backend, stores the data encrypted, and has snapshot support with deduplication.

Keep in mind that Backblaze does charge for downloading, modifying, uploading, and other file actions. If you don’t want to pay for traffic you could also use a Hetzner storage box (1 TiB ~€4/m) with its dedicated restic backend.

Why do you want to use an E2E storage solution for backups? You could use something like Backblaze ($0.005 / GB) and encrypt/decrypt the backups locally.

KWrite/Kate or Neovim, depends on whether I’m using a graphical interface or terminal.

Not OP but the Microsoft VSCode releases are proprietary

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This formats the number with 2 decimals behind the dot.

They are working on ActivityPub integration so you can work together with people on other instances.

You can run Visual Studio on Linux?

I’ve seen a couple on the Linux Experiment’s page

Would something like Veilid help with this?

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I like Fireship style videos for a quick introduction to a subject, but I avoid videos if I quickly need to find something. Text is searchable and just a lot quicker in general.