Almost literally. They patented:

• catching characters in thrown balls

• calling on characters by throwing a ball

• using captured characters to fight and harvest resources

The ergonomics look great.

Seconding GNOME, it's beautiful and highly customizable!

Where are you? I wish we got turkeys in my cul-de-sac!

Brabix >>> tux, wish this was real!!

My apologies, you are correct. The comment above only stands if you're trying to view the piracy communities.

You can view all the communities you have subscribed to, across any number of instances, by using the "subscribed" feed from the nav drawer.

Because lemmy.world has defederated with lemmy.dbzero, you won't be able to do this from a lemmy.world account, AFAIK. You'll need an account with access to all those communities.

The new Google and Samsung phones have been promised 7 years of updates, including major Android versions and features drops!

The Pixel A series runs ~$400-$500 and won MKBHD's blind camera test two years in a row. With all the nice pixel features and no OEM bloatware, it's a standout for sure!

Lots of docker guides + documentation just don't work, specifically with podman-compose. The networking options are not fully featured, I ended up having to rig up a bunch of kubernetes services just to be able to use my VPN as a network bridge for my media server stack. I got podman working eventually because I think it's neat, but it definitely would have been twice as easy to just use docker.

In my personal experience, it's just not as fully featured.

I've been working with podman for a few weeks, and it's functional but a bit harder. If you're a noobie I would recommend you stick to docker. If you're a FOSS enthusiast and up for a little more challenge podman is pretty cool.