Which honestly would be great for browser competition, I feel like the best thing anyone who buys chrome can do is ruin it so everyone leaves for other browsers

Yeah I’ve never understood how this is a problem people have, I don’t think I’ve ever accidentally pressed it while playing a game

That honestly sounds amazing, especially having Ireland to let you into other EU countries. I’m surprised it’s feasible to get that many citizenships

Yeah that’s such a weird choice, why not like LibreWolf or at least a less weird chromium fork than brave

What on earth are you planning

The one single thing I can’t stand about my Framework is the lack of S3 suspend, meaning I regularly have my laptop completely run down in situations my old one never would, even with its worn out battery. Unfortunately that’s not Framework’s fault and there’s nothing you can get with S3 if you want a newish CPU

Probably either KDE or NsCDE, I always seem to come back to those

Also, they had plenty of people to test it on as they refined the design

“I found this via an LLM”

“Here’s a made up answer”

That camera bump is insane

I DON’T HAVE ANY CORN DID YOU HEARD THAT AGNES DIED OF DYSENTERY LOTS OF LOVE LOL

My keyboard doesn’t have a fuck key so I don’t know how to type it

Yes, basic respect for people is far more important than any web browser

Thunderbird is perfect in my experience, both for desktop and mobile

I’m not the person you replied to, but if you’ve ever tried to launch an EA game with the DRM intact it’s awful. You have to go through like multiple loading screens for the “EA App” before the game will start and then sometimes it just breaks and won’t launch your game even though the game itself is perfectly fine.

Plus prices on there are lower than basically everywhere but amazon, and amazon doesn’t really count because they only give you low quality MP3s

I think it’s some CDN doing that because I got that exact page trying to go to digikey yesterday. I had to disable Firefox’s tracking protection to get past it

I think it happens because of the address bar being on the bottom so the bottom of the page moves when you scroll and the address bar hides. It’s probably a result of some buggy javascript on the website because I have a site with a just plain CSS sticky footer and it doesn’t happen there but I see it on other sites pretty often

Maybe blur is just another benefit of cable-stayed bridges