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Cake day: June 12th, 2023
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12·2 months agoBased weather app! Death to Fahrenheit!
If you’re into this sort of thing
I am to a degree. I’m particularly drawn to essays critical of bourgeois class collaborators who larp in the mainstream media as leftists such as Zizek.
324·3 months agoThis feels like the turning point for Firefox that we all feared would come. They’ve now switched to outright gas lighting their users. They’re trying to convince us that if they take a stab at doing ads the right way, that we can have a web filled with tolerable ads that work for both the user and the business.
Ads and user data collection are the worst part of the internet. Nothing has ever gotten better because of them. And there’s already far too much focus in this area. Mozilla just wants to be another exploiter so that they can have a piece of the stolen value pie.
Holy shit. We’re back to this? Do you also think that the ghost of Kiev will lead the Ukranazis to victory?
Final guess: 11ty?
10·7 months agoThe problem with liberal democracies isn’t that representatives are elected, its who those politicians represent. It’s not the working class, except when it is and those politicians get Salvador Allende’d 💀.
Can anyone guess what it is? My guess is SolidJS
2·7 months agoGreat explanation. Thank you!
4·8 months agoNot me!
Vesktop works for me
That’s just the installation config. For more popular packages, the wiki sometimes contains additional configuration.
What about long press to expand/collapse the chain and tap to show/hide the bar? Personally, most of my miss-clicks are attempts to click a link in the body. This results in everything collapsing and then needing to click to expand before trying again. I think it would be less frustrating if a miss-click of this type resulted in just the bar collapsing or expanding which doesn’t hide the link that was missed.
TTV LOL PRO works for me on Twitch.
They won’t necessarily stop someone from sleeping on them entirely. It will certainly limit how they can be slept on. I imagine the point is to make it just uncomfortable enough for homeless people to look to sleep elsewhere. I also imagine that they would completely block these off if there was a quick and reasonably aesthetically pleasing way to do so without much cost. This is simply the compromise they’ve come to.