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91.
by BugWatch 5y ago
There are at least 10 different clients, and I'm only referring to those that are listed on the Matrix website.
92.
by BugWatch 5y ago
In this case, plenty of us won't be shedding any tears.
93.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Oh hai! This is your daily site's cookie/privacy pop-up analysis: (-) site does "legitimate interest" toggle shenanigans which are defaulted to ON and there is no disable/disagree to all for them. (+) the "non-
94.
by BugWatch 5y ago
I was "afflicted" in a similar manner.
95.
by BugWatch 5y ago
bit rot, dies (my HN client offers no edit option)
96.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Well, there are also data integrity issues to take into account... in the simplest terms, you'd actually need 3x the available storage to "guarantee" that there won't be any bit nor data loss if a single drive (our of th
97.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Trust me on this: do a simple phone capture (photos) as immediately as possible. We always delay things, and then they get lost irrevocably - in fire, flood, during the move, accidentally destroyed. Do plan doing the "capture proper&qu
98.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Additionally, hexagons are the bestagons.
99.
by BugWatch 5y ago
I nominate Firefox Corporation and their CEOs as a proving grounds and guinea pigs, respectively.
100.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Accidental "Prostitutio" contraction instantly made me imagine a "Factorio" inspired clone (can't even fathom how that would have worked).
101.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Thank you! I will just second this as a requirement. Many of us don't install anything if we can help it, and prefer to keep our software library as separate from the OS's current install/instance as possible.
102.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Since it's a "digital horror", a "Hammer code" would have fit quite nicely.
103.
by BugWatch 5y ago
In that case, some "people" should be dismembered and/killed.
104.
by BugWatch 5y ago
And I'd add the only subpar-in-Firefox issues are caused by Google "accidentally" crippling performance of their pages/services, coupled with others optimising just/primarily for Chrome. (But also, what Mozilla has
105.
by BugWatch 5y ago
raises hand sheepishly All my auto-updates are off. I only update "manually" and one thing for the duration, so that I can isolate any eventual issues. And Microsoft Updates specifically are banned for at least 6 months. I wasn&
106.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Self-hosted VPN (if you're physically away from home) + directory sync app (in my case, SyncMe [at the moment; might switch to SyncThing]).
107.
by BugWatch 5y ago
And US, too.
108.
by BugWatch 5y ago
> You woudn't see a cowboy dress in NYC. Well, there's the Naked Cowboy. But I guess he's missing the "dress" part of it (aside of "keeping the hat (and boots) on").
109.
by BugWatch 5y ago
Sounds "real"(istic-ish?).
110.
by BugWatch 6y ago
Croatia is missing.
111.
by BugWatch 6y ago
I have recently started writing down a (private) list, provisionally called "cookie assholes" ("monsters" would be too cute), for those of-special-note entries like this, with dark patterns and similar crap, potentially
112.
by BugWatch 6y ago
I'm going to assume that "Ever Glued" is not a mistake, but a happy little autocorrect accident.
113.
by BugWatch 6y ago
Don't install it. Use portable Firefox. I've been using portable variants exclusively for the last 10 years.
114.
by BugWatch 6y ago
@~"Cheese is cheese." And I guess that's the moment when the French "delegation" collectively gasped, and left the table in protest? :D
115.
by BugWatch 6y ago
There is this photo organizing software, Phototheca [0], which is the best photo organizing software I have found thus far (at least according to my needs and workflow [insert appropriate XKCD here]). A version from a year+ or so ago used n
116.
by BugWatch 6y ago
While I love Matrix and support their mission, this pricing is quite a bit steep, as well as the 5-person limit being too restricting. They will price out large majority of people who actually could/would want to switch.
117.
by BugWatch 6y ago
I still use the classic version of Tiddlywiki that is a single self-contained self-editing html file, and I "app-ify" it on Windows by changing the extension to *.hta. But having the similar solution with the SQLite, would be a pe
118.
by BugWatch 6y ago
...meanwhile, TMK, session managment proper APIs that were promised pre-quantum migration still haven't materialized. There still is no session manager that is on par to ye Olde Session Manager by Kraft (IIRC names accurately). I hat
119.
by BugWatch 6y ago
US(-Amer)icans.
120.
by BugWatch 6y ago
Ah, that must be famed "Beetlejuice(, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!)" technique.

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