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Yeah, fuck that. It's perfectly fine to build a GUI that makes things a bit easier, but make the GUI so that it resembles the fucking workflow. I hate that when I want to automate something thats super easy in the GUI and it takes AGES because there is no equivalent to what I'm doing in the GUI

That has nothing to do with Chromium, but Edge being the only browser integrated into your system enough to use the DRM of your chipset.

Have you ever shaved your butt and then stopped shaving it? It's awful, the stubbles are so extremely itchy

Root cause analysis was done, but the priority of the causes analysed was not as efficient as it could be 😀 at least i didnt order new fuses

TOS aren't legally binding only when they are not compliant with existing laws! For example when a hotel says in it's TOS "we can murder you in your sleep" that is not binding, but when they say "we can expell you for wearing a pink polo shirt" that is legally binding

Why should a developer be a Repo admin? Thats DevOps territory

I didn't know that GitLab doesn't allow that! We use BitBucket and there it's extremely easy to put branch restrictions so that only certain Usergroups are allowed to merge into the release-branches

But.. also in ArgoCD you just set up which branch you want to look at

I know that you are probably not the one who came up with this shit but just... why? Why would you do that?

Don't you know that git has so called branches?

With all those comments saying it worked for them I want to say that for me as well, using chrome is significantly faster than Firefox on Android. Firefox is laggy and slow, while on chrome it works perfectly fine

Also I think the hamburger button should not show a "communities" badge

I wouldnt say incapable. Before I joined I was unsure about this whole federation thing as well. I was worried that I have to sign up to multiple instances (and this is actually not untrue, because of defederation) but I worried too much. It's a lot easier than I imagined

Then let it be PR. It's still better than whatever is happening right now. They had at least some dignity and somewhat cared about their image, now it's just all greed

That's not completely true, with framworks like Cordova you can reuse the JS code for the native app. The thing is, there's no benefit whatsoever.

Personally I think it's good that it's a PWA. It's the first PWA I use regularly on my phone, I only used WhatsApp and Telegram Web on the desktop so far and this is despite me being interested in Tech. If we introduce our friends to Lemmy and show them how easy it is to install a PWA, a lot of people will understand the PWA context a bit more

Do this with a typo in sources.list and uninstall the complete system at once. Happened to me once, happened to me twice. 10/10 will happen again

Don't block UK communities, but block the Politics community. They are copies from the reddit communities and r/politics was only about US politics over there as well

I was in SF 4 years ago and it was insane how many self-driving cars were on the streets for tests. Especially on Lombard Street they just drove in circles. I can't imagine how annoying this is for someone who lives there

Debian also got a lot quicker with updates. They are not as "oldschool" as they've been a few years ago with the packages being always years behind. They still have the Debian way of thinking (tested > on the edge) but it's months and not years of waiting for new updates to be implemented in their official sources

You can go supervised! You still have most of the operating system available to your needs and you can still use add-ons. I use it for years and it works like a charm