Hawk @ Hawk @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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It's a simplified version of ABV that the UK invented to easier track alcohol consumption

Also made communities, setup a patron and donation mails.

This just seems like a dude wanting to scam money out of it and/or taking credit for continued development, disregarding any effort made before the fork.

Forks are meaningless.

Unless a team steps up to continue development, the project is as good as dead.

Have to? Been playing on Linux for years, haven't had many issues so far.

I hate where he placed the octagon.

ThatsTheJoke™

Needs more bananas

Well, Lisztomania of course

I saw a movie

This is about Swift trying to take down the guy aggregating PUBLIC flight data because it inconveniences her.

Not even sure why a gas station is included here.

Or ollama.ai

Yeah, they did the same when Uber got popular. If they had a fair and friendly service, people wouldn't flock to the alternatives

Or https://eza.rocks/

Weird, I'm using Linux as my daily driver and have A LOT less bullshit to handle.

It does take a bit of setup, but I'm a lot more productive and haven't really any Windows "exclusive" tools, except for some Windows only protocols for which I still need to boot up Windows now and again.

The problem is people try using Linux like Windows. It's like using a hammer to drill holes, obviously you're going to have a bad experience if you use the tools the wrong way.

I did a few searches but had terrible results.

Searching for "Tokyo", I got a summary about some Indonesian food chain. I had to scroll down quite a bit to get info about the city.

It looks interesting, but seems far from ready.

I wonder if it's the diversification within the Chromium user space.

There are a ton of browsers based on Chromium each with their own little gimmick.

On the other side there's basically just Firefox.

From a casual point of view, I don't think there's much reason to go for Firefox. It doesn't really stand out from that point of view.

Won't even compile in languages like Go though

I think many didn't read the article. The only way to get a Funimation digital copy was by using a code that came with the physical copy.

Even if they're taking away the digital copy, you still have the physical one.

They only took the digital copy though. Shitty move, but you still have a copy.