Is anaconda download page considered dark pattern?
https://lemmy.world/post/17472550

Is anaconda download page considered dark pattern? - Lemmy.World
It’s been a while since I last downloaded anaconda. But I remember when clicking
on the download page, it would show the usual “choose your OS > download binary”
(eg this archived [https://archive.is/dIbRs] version in 2019). Recently I helped
someone else set it up and it showed a form to put on email, with smaller gray
text near the bottom of the form about skipping it. Does this count as a dark
pattern?
Briefly notified 2 new emails but actually 1
https://lemmy.world/post/14633921
Briefly notified 2 new emails but actually 1 - Lemmy.World
Sorry for the title, didn’t know how to succinctly describe it. Here goes. I
have my gmail set up in my iOS device using the default app. Whenever a new
email comes in, the number of new emails in the inbox would appear very briefly
appear as 2, instead of 1. After maybe a second or less, that number goes to 1,
which is the correct number. It’s usually very quick so I don’t have a
recording. Has anyone encountered this? Anyone knows why it happens? Thanks!
Selfhoster “plagiarism” checker with custom sources?
https://lemmy.world/post/8185682
Selfhosted “plagiarism” checker with custom sources? - Lemmy.World
I’m looking for a duplicate/similarity checker against a custom set of
documents. This is possibly like what plagiarism checker, but with a custom
reference (instead of everything). But I could not find a solution that can be
selfhosted, and have some simple UI and capabilities like Turnitin. Any
suggestions? Thanks’
update protonvpn on iOS stuck/takes forever
https://lemmy.world/post/5874396
update protonvpn on iOS stuck/takes forever - Lemmy.world
anyone also encounters this?
Looking for data about company ownership network
https://lemmy.world/post/5267985
Looking for data about company ownership network - Lemmy.world
I’m looking for a data archive of corporation ownership networks. For example,
Alphabet owns Google, … and some metadata like when they are created/owned by
Alphabet if possible. I was made aware of OpenCorporates but it doesn’t seem to
have such data as far as I tried. Apologies in advance if this is not an
appropriate content for the community. I figured digital archivists may be aware
of the existence of such archive. I couldn’t find a specific lemmy community
solely for asking about data suggestions. If there’s a community better suited
for this post, please let me know. Thanks!
Suggestion for Airtable alternative with mobile options?
https://lemmy.world/post/3422187
Suggestion for Airtable alternative with mobile options? - Lemmy.world
I’m trying to look for a self-hosted alternative for Airtable (or at least FOSS
option) that has some basic mobile app option for viewing + editing. I was
looking at Baserow and Nocodb but I couldn’t find any iOS/android options for
either of them. Any suggestions?
Anyone here watched Warrior S3 finale?
https://lemmy.world/post/3421102
Anyone here watched Warrior S3 finale? - Lemmy.world
I was completely blown away! Holy crap!
Did recent mobile VPN app updates remove OpenVPN?
https://lemmy.world/post/3193501
Did recent mobile VPN app updates remove OpenVPN? - Lemmy.world
Why are there so few movies with the focus on the beginning of an apocalypse?
https://lemmy.world/post/2562309
Why are there so few movies with the focus on the beginning of an apocalypse? - Lemmy.world
Particularly zombie apocalypse, but also more generally as well. Many seem to be
about post-apocalypse, but the chaos and confusion at the beginning seems like
such a fruitful idea. Yet that’s so rarely done/done well as far as I know for
zombie movie/shows, except for shows like Dead Set UK. Is it because of the
budget, or that such shows/movies cannot be milked forever like TWD?
Is it possible to have Wikipedia sources in a cycle?
https://lemmy.world/post/2360885
Is it possible to have Wikipedia sources in a cycle? - Lemmy.world
I’m not very familiar with how Wikipedia vets the sources in the
references/external links. I was wondering whether there are manual or automated
checks for cyclic sources, for example a Wikipedia page cites a source for
something, but such source after a few rounds of citing would go back to the
same Wikipedia page. - Does that happen with Wikipedia? - Does it matter? I
presume that would invalidate the source? - How do they make sure it does not
happen? Is there an automated check or something?