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You’re not even the Arse Assassin though

You could run it under WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) I believe.

You could save the original comment instead of

There’s Flare, a Signal client written in GTK4. It still has some features missing iirc, check their wiki for that.

Hmm yes lets optimise the male:female ratio by murdering people at random by making their lives miserable.

Same link without AMP in case someone wants it: https://www.debugpoint.com/how-to-enable-dark-mode-libreoffice/

Basically, go into Application Colors in Settings and set the colour scheme there.

Are you sure that wasn’t the introduction to the Speech skill in Skyrim?

You’re lying

…that’s a way to shoot the entire conversation down. Regardless of that guy’s WiFi speeds, and the fact that range of the router and the size of their house is a thing, you do realise third world countries exist with shit internet right?

It could be an opt-in thing, with several warnings so people don’t accidentally turn it on without knowing its consequences. + When turned on, WhatsApp users could have a WhatsApp logo by their name in Signal.

The intention of the EU is clearly to have iMessage, the part that handles instant messaging over WiFi, be compatible with other such apps, like WhatsApp. I am not a lawyer, such a loophole may very well exist, but it is frankly foolish to believe EU will back down if WhatsApp for example adds SMS support and calls it a day. I expect the EU to see their intention through.

^^ To add: It wasn’t EU that declared it too small. It was to be on the list until Apple disputed iMessage’s position as a gatekeeper, claiming it was too small. EU will now investigate. Same with Bing and Microsoft Edge.

It’s one thing to ask someone to make a sacrifice for a cause, it’s another to tell someone to starve themselves, and potentially their family, to death if they are completely unable to get a job which doesn’t require them to work for someone who is a leech on society. At least attempt to understand the context.

OP is mostly joking about the appimage utility not having an appimage itself

Your username gives me PTSD for past Hades speedruns and I hate it.

Recently found UhuruPhotos, which uses LibrePhotos for self-hosted syncing.

Not yet, because as the article mentioned, Apple disputed their position on iMessage being a gatekeeper because “the userbase is really small”, so it’ll be a while before this is investigated and any conclusions are drawn.

Recently moved from Librewolf to Floorp (also based on Firefox). It is at least worth checking out I’d say, especially if you’re on Vivaldi specifically because you can’t find something which competes in customisation, workspaces, and sidebars and all.

Free tip: The stuff after ?si in the link you provided is just a shareID. It isn’t part of the link to the actual video, and serves no purposes but tracking.

Just the URL to the video looks like this: https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE

This would be so much easier if someone could write their names in a notebook, and somehow kill them of a heart attack as a result of it.

Thought I’d drop my Reader recommendations (all free of cost and FOSS):

• iOS/iPadOS and MacOS: NetNewsWire - App Store, GitHub
• Android: ReadYou - F-Droid, GitHub
• Linux: NewsFlash - Flathub, GitLab
• Windows (cross-platform): GitHub I’m not listing links for all 6-ish platforms of just this one individually just go here.

The aforementioned are readers which can either read feeds saved in them locally, or on a supported service. If you wish to self-host a feed aggregator (so you can sync your read articles etc across platforms), I recommend FreshRSS. NetNewsWire can sync this stuff over iCloud.