It seems like all the lower end labtops have hinges that break and ruin the labtop. I need something that a decent hinge
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So I have been working on contributing to the map and I have run into 2 situations I can't seem to solve.
The first situation is when I have one single business with a main office and a bunch of smaller buildings. Do I create a new relation and put all of them into it? Where do I put the details such as address and website?
The second situation is when the business has multiple locations. Should I link them together somehow or should I just leave them as separate entities?
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Good bye everyone!
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KDE has its own lemmy instance. You can either create an account there or use an instance that federates with (I don't know of any that don't)
lemmy.kde.social/11
As you might be aware, Infinity for reddit will stop working on August 30th. There will technically be a subscription service but I disagree with it as it will require the use of non-libre binaries.
On lemmy we already have several communities related to homelab building as well as a dedicated homelab community. Lemmy is far better than reddit in the sense that it is federated and is much more flexible than reddit. You can even self host lemmy and federate with all the other servers in order to be a part of great content.
It was nice being here and I will be gone on August 30th. Good bye everyone!
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