There is an open issue at https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2397 but I don't know if anyone is working on it.

Step 1: Download https://www.eff.org/...

Step 2: run the following in the terminal

shuf -n 20 eff_large_wordlist.txt

Step 3: choose two good looking words from the output

Step 4: smoosh them together with optional underscore or capitalization

Now you have a tasty username worth sharing with friends and family!

I have been racking my brain, trying out all sorts of letter combinations, but I can not seem to make out what is the original meaning of this sign. I can see the letters for 'yellow' and the background of the sign is yellow, but that may not mean anything. It may be quite simple or even not English, I have considered that. If anyone knows the answer please tell me so that I may sleep and not see this sign in my dreams.

It is an open issue at https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2397 and it seems that the devs are willing to merge a fix but I don't know if anyone is working on it.

edit: in case it wasn't clear I am talking about the main lemmy code not this particular app. I don't know if this app has anything in particular it does.

Thank you so much! I notice that it is easier to make sense of the sign in your link because they have the 'W' in white rather in black like in the post. I imagine they realized that it was a bit too unintelligible and changed it.

A bit off topic, but what is the purpose of all these alternate accounts? Also I am a bit curious about the reason for the test posts.

Back on topic, good luck with these comic communities and I will gather some dandelions in preparation for December 8th.

dmesg is always fun though nowadays it requires root or sudo

other hot utilities that start with ls: lsblk lspci lsusb lsmod

or you can just cat random /proc or /sys files

I suppose if you want to read some logs and are running systemd you can journalctl

honorary mentions to hdparm, smartmontools, lm-sensors

I only understood the sourdough pun, the rest to me is a word salad.