You don’t. Any more layer of fabric will cause friction and might lead to blisters or worse.
The rule is never wear underwear under bike bibs. But I am a man, women sometimes do wear underwear, guess it’s more of an hygiene matter for them.
As for comfort, i confirm by first hand experience that it’s much better WITHOUT.
YMMV
In my understanding they put the event in the label containing the file name and not on the row item itself. At least for RMB.
So there is most probably nothing you can do but open an issue on bug tracker and ask for a new feature. Probably though there are technical reasons behind that choice and not just random choice.
This is very interesting, i have saved your comment, it feels too soon for my understanding of it all, but both understory and pithagoras feels less obscure than what would have been, to me, only a few weeks ago.
More chats i guess, maybe also agents in the future, i am keep to explore that but not yet there.
The Android release, Will you publish on play store? Otherwise from next month it will be dead in the water for most people.
99% of people here come from Lemmy, it’s my guess. I migrated when reddit closed down the API, at that time talking about lemmy didnt got you banned yet (like it’s now, so lemmy cannot be spoken of on Reddit). I did set up my personal instance to avoid any kind of censorship or defederation (=fediverse approach to censorship) and been happy ever since! I own my posts and comments, i can save and store any post or community i like even if that is deleted upstream, and nobody can delete my account ever again.
He was just trying to make you feel at home like on reddit :)
Fediverse is a network of interconnected social media like piefed lemny mastodon etc that all share the same protocol, ActivityPub, so that posts are shared between the platforms and comment as well more or less.
Each platform has a different scope like Twitter Facebook reddit etc, but they can all communicate.
There is no commercial backing to any, so no advertising budget or media push. But it’s also unkillable and will overtake the commercial socials, like Linux will overtake windows (not in my lifetime ofc. )
Well, welcome here I guess. The community is much smaller but very much more active, and while there are bots, indeed they are a small minority.
Try to be as much active as you can, Lemmy is thriving but do not expect the background noise of reddit, nor the porn. Neither the censorship, but there is some.
I would also avoid well known instances like .world or .ml and find an instance that do not federated with too many others…
I came from reddit myself… At the time of the great migration.
What did you actually migrate now and not then? Where you on reddit back then?
Running Lemmy it’s pretty easy. Setup some containers. Unless you plan to open registration but keep the instance only for yourself (like I do), there is really no more maintenance needed.
Probably you don’t even need a server in itself, a PC that stay turned on most of the day will work just fine, data exchange between federated instances will resume then your Lemmy is online
Maybe update the containers periodically and check that disk usage doesn’t grow too much, but that’s up to which and how many communities you subscribe to, since you are the only user of the instance.
I have been to both ends… It’s quite impressive to be honest.
It’s fun when things don’t match up…
I love that Iceland and Greenland are kind of… Inverted geographically…
I have no design, but will surely make a post with a few pictures down the road, thank you for the interest!
It’s an open box approach, kind of a structure of wood around a metal motherboard plate, with place for disks and cable management, will keep taking pictures along the way and definitely make a post in a few days!
I run a few bridged, with Continuwuity.
First of all, great choice. It works perfectly and it’s very light on resources. Totally different from Synapse, specially for few users (1 user in my case) instances.
The wa bridge works just fine, but I wouldn’t rely on in for critical messages. Actually in two years I never lost a message, but … Well … My wife would NOT like that I lose even one message from her in real time.
Here my experience https://wiki.gardiol.org/5-matrix-hosting (personal wiki, no ads, no monetization)
Building a new server, pinping up the specs to run more serious llm in parallel with all my services.
Waiting for the CPU (an amd Ryzen 9 5950X) that delayed in delivery, and building wooden crate/case to hold everything together with proper ventilation .
Thank you. I am pretty ok with Lemmy, so no need to switch I guess…
Good, hope for 1.0 then, tbh I just pull my containers periodically without even checking which news are there
I run my own Lemmy instance, would it make sense to migrate to piefed/this fork?
I run my own Lemmy instance, would it make sense to migrate to piefed/this fork?
Why would be a problem for “general” hygiene? You wash your bibs every time you use them, it’s like your underwear, really. And while the TOP part of the bibs are made of Lycra or whatever other tissue, the underpart is the padded part, which has a different feeling on the skin anyway. And you wear them for a few hours at most, clearly not for entire days (well, now, those times you go for 180 or 220km… but that’s another story), so not a big deal, again. Blisters are a much serious issue, trust me.
Also, please, you are going to sweat and drench yourself, stink and be covered in dirt or sooth or smog or whatever. Maybe also catch a rainstorm, then sun. You going to need a shower and clean clothes as soon as you are over anyway. Trust me, underwear is something just not meaningful there.
Ask other athletes. Do 100m runners wear underwear? Do pole jumpers? No they don’t. And, do swimmers? No they dont, and swimming suits are the same fabric as bicycle bibs.
For women, you know, they need to wear lampoons, absorbers, or however they are called in English sometimes, and my understanding is that in those conditions, underwear is desirable. Again, i know girls who ride with and without.
It is subjective, but indeed more common NOT to wear them.