It’s the 3-rd time I see this exact question @funkyshoe@piefed.social asked. One of my first responses, at 2026-06-14 06:16:37 UTC was:

As mentioned by @Mr_Wobble@thelemmy.club , more context is required, but the first idea that came is an orrery or some atom/planetary system.
Yet, the animation also shows moments all the orbits/rings align at certain angle. Looks marvelous, of course.

Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orrery (…is a mechanical model of the Solar System that illustrates or predicts the relative positions and motions of…)

Yet, their question, and my answer with others’ answers, were just deleted by the moderators at !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world at 2026-06-04 07:14:12 UTC for “Rule 5” (for unknown reason, fairly).

They re-created the question at the AskLemmy, and similar answers now were submitted again.

Now, again. It’s sorrowful that time and effort of people is just voided, wasted, and obliterated.

Disgusting… and such a sexism-full sorrowfulness…

You casually scroll through some wonderful Lego projects of people… and get hit with a yet another reminder of how casually women are disrespected. It’s exhausting to see this nonsense even here…

I mean… yes, it’s the Internet… yet it is so incredibly disheartening to accidentally encounter this, as if the women are objectified and here, too.
The Lego community used to feel like a safe, wholesome escape… a place defined by pure creativity and mutual respect. But lately… it’s just deeply sad how much worse things have gotten…

The point is that there’s no point, and thankfully, @JubilantJaguar@lemmy.world pointed to just that.

Unfortunately, there’s a high chance that: No Firefox = No LibreWolf.

I’m not kidding when I said that Firefox is a niche browser. Folk have to actively look to use it. They have to search it out, figure out how to download it, ignore all the warnings and “suggestions” that they should keep using whatever the native browser is, avoid all the ads for Chrome as the better replacement browser, ignore all the sites saying “Your browser is out of date” because they couldn’t be arsed to test things in Firefox, etc. Firefox users are not normal. They are deeply abnormal, and frankly a lot of them are proud of that.

The problem is that Leadership doesn’t know how to deal with that.

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Thank you for more details? Where and when did you saw the event you tried to recreate in the animation, if I may ask?

I am sorry, but “creating a file” may literally be anything, too, including just recording, downloading, renaming it etc.
Is it possible to share the actual source of the file, and what were the circumstances you’ve got one in?

As mentioned by @Mr_Wobble@thelemmy.club , more context is required, but the first idea that came is an orrery or some atom/planetary system.
Yet, the animation also shows moments all the orbits/rings align at certain angle. Looks marvelous, of course.

Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orrery (…is a mechanical model of the Solar System that illustrates or predicts the relative positions and motions of…)

To you.

These are your impressions.

You should rethink how much your feelings can reliably say about what others feel or intend.

Thank you for the response.

Hence, “fake”, I mentioned. And it’s been always just disturbing to me, and suggesting lack of any trust due to possible manipulation strategy.
It doesn’t feel like suggesting “shyness” or something closer but simply immature, manipulative, and luring indeed, to avoid of.

“It always comes back down to how your body feels and how you feel after a game,” Eluemunor sad. “FIFA is one of the biggest organizations in the world, but I truly believe that the NFL is one of the biggest organizations in the world too. Obviously, the upkeep would be expensive, but I also feel like it would be an expense that is well worth it to know that your players and the guys that you’re hiring are not only confident, but comfortable and mentally feel safe on the surface that they’re playing on.”

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Thank you… heartfelt…

Apologies, yet I am ~40 years old, and haven’t still realized the reason behind it, and will probably never understand the reason artists draw these infant legs, that is the atypical leg femoral anteversion, a physical condition also known as:

Pigeon toe, also known as in-toeing, is a condition which causes the toes to point inward when walking. It is most common in infants and children under two years of age and, when not the result of simple muscle weakness…

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeon_toe

More to that, these always felt awful, painful, fake, and, sorry, but with some pedo-related sorrowfulness…

Apologies… to clarify, you’ve been using Bitwarden for a local password manager as the awesome KeePassXC you mentioned?

Yes, you may sync the KeePass databases manually, but… considering your investment to the vendor mentioned, I am sorry, it feels like you may not find it an alternative you expect to replace the service with.

If you are capable to set a custom synchronization for the KeePass databases across your environments and devices, then you should find KeePassXC or similar clients a marvel.

Yet, just in case, have you checked out the following project?:
- https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

Sincere apologies! Apparently, the mapping was in my dated local custom build of the tool…
Have you tried recording the general xev (with no , without any explicit filtering?

Your xev build/Man/Info message should list the supported. For example, in v1.2.3, these are supported:

$ man xev;
# ...
-event event_mask  
When not specified, all events are selected... Available event masks: keyboard mouse expose visibility structure substructure focus property colormap owner_grab_button randr button

Yet, today we found the actual possible culprit, and monitoring the events is probably not required. We know that it will just change, and the issue source should be a separate whole system-wide service that changes your initial change to its own configured, eventually.

There are many custom key remapping tools, including keyd, but I would try realizing/experiment with the standards first, and I appreciate you for still trying! It may help you in the future.

If I am not mistaken, Linux Mint settings service uses xkeyboard-config.

Would you mind to add “caps:return” to the list of supported keyboard options?

Source: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xkeyboard-config/xkeyboard-config/-/work_items/121 [2017-04-07]

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xkeyboard-config 2.43…

Added caps:return to make the Caps Lock key an additional Return key.

Source [2024-10-01]

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<option>
  <configItem>
    <name>caps:return</name>
    <description>Make Caps Lock an additional Return key</description>
  </configItem>
</option>

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The actual commit: 6b30f36201b40fddcf28918eb4c96b13a23b42ae

Yet, I’ve checked in a virtual machine online, and there’s no such, apparently, indeed (sorry).
However, I believe it’s possible to modify it manually in file /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/evdev.xml, and I’ve tried quickly the following (after changes to the file, restart the csd-keyboard; e.g., by killing it). Would it work in your case (I would also try rebooting after)?:

As mentioned, I am sorry, but I am not the author. Raju Gandhi is.
It should be possible to contact him if required:

Raju has been writing software for over two decades. He’s a software developer, architect, consultant, author of multiple books, teacher, and a regularly invited speaker at conferences around the world.

Source: https://www.oreilly.com/pub/au/7764

Related: https://rajugandhi.com/

That’s a beautiful, lovely name, indeed! ✨
Yet, I was born in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Funny or not, but the author is a miracle. Their attitude to the book, family, travel, and overall passion is another marvel, too.
The book is also attributed to his mother.

Writing a book is often viewed as a solitary activity. But no one is an island. I can only aspire to personify the values imparted upon me by my family, teachers, and mentors. My work is built on the shoulders of giants - technologists from the past and present who worked, and continue to work, tirelessly to make the world a better place. You may see my name on the cover, but a lot of the credit for this book goes to these individuals…

The countless individuals who contribute to Git, and those who enrich the ecosystem around Git by writing detailed technical blog posts, creating informative videos, and answering questions on Stack Overflow - I am humbled by your work, and I hope that this book will be a valuable addition to your valiant efforts. Thank you.

My eternally patient, much better half, Michelle, who shouldered everything that needed to be done so I could focus on this book. Several of the narratives in this book come from her creative mind. I love you.
My family and my sisters, who (despite their fervent denials) forged me into the individual I am. And finally, you, the readers. Your attention is a scarce resource, and I deeply appreciate the time you’ll spend with this book. Happy learning.

Now go on, Git!

~ “Head First Git: A Learner’s Guide to Understanding Git from the Inside Out” by Raju Gandhi [ISBN: 978-1-492-09251-3]

Gitea is awesomly similar to GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and many others, yet everything of these - is not Git. Git is a whole Universe started by Linus Torvalds, and now supported by marvelous Communities.

Gitea is a same service, as the aforementioned, for a remote, authorized, and safer Git, and other features as: Repository optimizations and analysis; Issue tracking; Discussions; Automation as Action Workflows etc.

Git Large File Storage (LFS) is normally used for data over 20-100 MB, and it is not directly related, nor officially maintained by Git.

Please do not store in Git pure binary or media files over 10 MB. Otherwise, your remote and local Git may struggle every change processing comparing bit-by-bit, instead of its hashsum.

One of the book to seriously start with Git I would recommend, in addition to its official documentations and Man files:
- Head First Git by Raju Gandhi.

To help decide if Gitea is suited for your needs, here is how it compares to other Git self hosted options.

Source: https://docs.gitea.com/installation/comparison

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Update (+~55m):
Well, thankfully, you cannot dislike/devote your own life, dear unknown voter(s). Or, may/would/did you?
Oh! Of course, fudge you, “voter(s)”! And, you are free to dislike this message, too, kid(s).

I am sorry, but what do you mean by “work”? There’s a whole documentation out there, just in case:
- https://docs.gitea.com/category/usage