MonkderZweite @ MonkderZweite @feddit.ch

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Don't give them internet if they can't use internet.

On the other hand, it made webpages way less flexible.

Like yesterday (i have the browser not in fullscreen, for reasons) on my 16" fullhd notebook, webdev couldn't imagine that someone would use his site in a ~1000px browser window, sidebars left and right, the main content about 20 characters wide squeezed inbetween. So i pressed f12 and deleted the sidebars. But the content was still 20em wide, because of flexbox.

https://xkcd.com/1718/

Fennec, F-Droids fork with proprietary bits removed. & uBlock of course.

This is not Reddit tho.

I had this in CSS.

Should have been grep or awk or sed in shell.

Default feature about 1% of userbase use, the seventh.

I mean, why not just make it an addon?

Standardized mole.

Who says that?

Our of curiosity, which specific MS product is the one you see as most valuable / hardest to do without for IT security?

I can't imagine it's word or excel or anything document-centric. That's what most people think of when they think of MS Office, but in this day and age there are plenty of totally servicable alternatives.

You'll be surprised. Company documents are usually all made in the shitty format that only really works in MS Office.

And of course MSO doesn't even provide .NET components so someone could create a converter tools using MSO, you have to work around it or use Libre Office's soffice command, which provides limited support for proprietary MSO features. Don't tell me that's not on purpose.

r/sffpc is still good tho.

Ugh. Bsdtar:

-h (c and r modes only) Synonym for -L.

But it has --help too.

Why downvotes? Shitshows' integrated AV is good enough.

Mount .cache as tmpfs. Rarely needs a workaround for some offenders to XDG spec though.

Wrong. Using inotify-wait (inotify-tools), you see that FF has a bunch of read and write access on every page load (mostly in

<profile>

Every single webbrowser is one giant clusterfuck.

Vs. LXD?

Qualcomm has a pretty fast emulator for the growing pains.

With how much, 10% or 20% performance loss? Better buy x86 then.

If power consumption is lower

Is it tho?