I hope you realize that it’s not the UI that normal gamer users will see, ONLY if they want to use that option. It’s about power, controlling your hardware and doing the fuck you want with it.

And receptive to changes and improvements and proper discussions. Makes it great for external contributors and for a company to put their efforts in.

Years ago it was literally impossible to get a laptop without OS. It’s a good enough option compared to what we had to suffer before.

some years ago it really was extremely hard. at least now there’s finally some solid shops.

I still remember when it was the right. I just clicked whenever to try to find what I wanted. Still kind do it on now too, but it’s not as bad as it once was in terms of organisation. Things have started to make sense.

“IDE for test automation, Aqua”

never heard of it.

It’s obviously missing the status bar. I just saw that and on mine and went to the settings “Interface / Status & Location bars” and reenabled it.

If you want to keep your sanity avoid the orange site at al costs. At least don’t read the comments. Keep living without knowing and you’ll be happier.

I’ve seen so many people talking about it that I tried the free trial. It has been giving good enough results. My reference is usually duck dck go since that’s what I’ve used for years, and I only fall back to google when really need to expand my search, but google has been so useless about almost everything that anything else is a win.

I’m not sure if I’ll pay or keep using or not, but for now I activated it as the default on my browsers and devices to get a feeling.

I like the idea of a proper business where the business model is clear and where they are making their money. They even have changelogs with their updates and it seems they keep improving things focused on the user, which is nice.

I started to try and use kagi a few weeks ago. It has bangs.

Can’t even open that site because of some https certificate being broken.

I get that when I try to open the torrent client BiglyBT by clicking the tray icon 😄

For normal end user average usage signal is the best option available, specially for family since they may already be used to the flow and UX of it. Simple and straight forward. All the “bad” things you read are about nerds being annoying and not liking a very particular specific thing and thinking that specific thing should be the only focus.

So just make people use signal. It’s the best and simplest way with the most common features for individuals and small groups. A simple download, in a common known place on a store without confusing people with differences between a protocol and a client and with and onboarding experience most are already familiar and ok using.

Even so you still need to make sure that the app does not have battery optimizations turned on, but that applies to all apps used for communication that are not blessed in specific phones (like facebook and whatsapp already having that setting by default because vendors make it so).

Hitler also didn’t happen overnight. We all look back in history and many ask “how could they not know what was happening” and “how could they not stop him”. It’s all happening in real time, and nobody gives a shit as long as they are not the danger group being put in the gas chambers.

It will only stop when millions are death in a decade or more. If it ever stops. Hitler didn’t have the strongest military in the world and nuclear weapons to use willy nilly.

All the reasons. It’s a well known problem that it’s super hard to host email.

About time for some progress in this.

As long as they don’t go on a holy crusade or forcefully evangelize the entire world by genocide I wouldn’t call them fanatics.

If only they were that cheap…

google maps, there’s nothing else.

A must watch anime for any wanna be weeb.