Probably your distro disabled reporting? What distro are you using?

It’s like saying people want to switch to electric cars because it’s quieter. While it is true, it’s not all the advantages. It’s just one of them.

I’m going to burst your bubble but GitHub doesn’t allow non open source licenses on public repositories.

Just ask winamp lol

Ah yes. That’s what the kids call “sqlx” right?

NGL, if it has real time code completion and compile time SQL checks, this is fine.

[insert obvious skibidi joke here]

As a non native speaker, this messed me up for years

I always heard about “being up” for something, so I logically assumed that being down meant the inverse. Even more that “feeling down” usually means not being able to do things.

Thanks for that!

Switching to Linux and actually being able to see real time logs made me actually curious how it works, so that’s one gear out of the machine demistified

a minute? Mine’s 5!

Can a linux/systemd nerd explain what the error is? I know it’s a shutdown sequence, but I’m curious on the fault

Yeah I do agree it kinda exploded. For me the new layout is a really deal breaker because my phone is abnormally tall, and I literally need to move my whole hand to reach the top.

I know that discord isn’t the only one to use icons at the top, heck, the “send message” button on Eternity is literally at the top, but when there is change for change sake, it just feels insulting. I don’t even reply all that much too.

There is no switch back button anymore. Your time will come soon

A few things changed:

• DMs are now accessible by the menu bar on the bottom. Before it was at the top of the server list
• user list is now only accessible by pressing a button on top of the screen
• swipe on a message to reply to it.
• colours have been tweaked to be less contrasted

As for my thoughts:

• IDC about DMs
• I look at the user list more often than I reply to people, so I rather swipe to see it. Even more than before, replying only needed a long tap on the message that would be in thumb reach, and now you needed to stretch out your thumb to reach the user list button (that is a search icon)
• I don’t suffer from any particular contrast eye issues, but for those that does, contrast is pretty important.
• No communication. This update breaks a lot of muscles memory, and it’s forced upon you even if you don’t like it. The old UX was completely fine too.
• desktop/mobile discrepancy. Before, mobile was a lot like desktop, but now some thing are moved and you need to learn two interfaces
• There is talks that it’s more buggy and slower than before, but I can’t objectively prove it

If you like the new ui, then that’s great. But there’s clearly people who don’t for great reasons.

True, but it’s also to leave websites I visit regularly cookie -less by default. Want to watch a YouTube video that someone sent you? No need to be logged in.

Exactly. But if you tend to be on the hoarder side, put a swap partition in there too. Even 32GB ram isn’t enough sometimes

Ah yes. Uni(x bomb)

I wouldn’t recommend deleting all cookies all the time. While true, it does make more private, but relogin into all the sites all the time is a pain.

While while listing is good, I’d recommend a separate “burner” profile that essentially reset itself on closure, with all the privacy options activated. Then, you can have a second profile you can use when you need to be logged in.

I literally have librewolf open on profile switching so I can easily have my reinforced profile ready to go.

Never give a fuck in the mouth. Got it

I’d disagree on Dev tools. Both are really great and useful. What I’d say is that Firefox may have less support for external debugging, but that’s more others choosing not to do Firefox debugging

Instructions uncleared, flatpak expended my dong

Care to expand on that?