stankmut @ stankmut @lemmy.world

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If you hold down one of the modifier keys, either Options/Alt or Cmd I don't quite remember which, and then click the maximize button it does the normal Windows style maximize.

Android does the same thing. I stopped getting telegram notifications because I hadn't opened it up in a month. It's a privacy feature. If you haven't used an app in a while, it removes all the permissions it had.

It would be the courts responsibility to enforce the court order, not Garland's. They need to issue a contempt of court ruling against the state.

Pihole and other DNS based blockers don't work on YouTube. It serves ads from the same domain it serves ordinary videos.

It's considered a slur against disabled people in Britain. It has the same origins in the US, but now the word is mostly used to describe high energy kids who can't sit still.

I'm saying if you want an EV6 and you don't care about one pedal driving, then you don't have to worry about that problem. It's an optional driving mode that I personally don't use since I dislike it.

Just don't use one pedal mode.

Monthly active users aren't counted the same. Lemmy only counts people who post or comment. Still a big difference, but 60,000 is not the entire userbase of Lemmy.

There aren't a lot of options for browser engines if you don't want to spend forever playing catch up while writing your own. My understanding is that Gecko, which Firefox uses, isn't as easy to build on top of. The idea with using chromium is that you can focus on building a custom ui or fancy new features without worrying about web pages rendering incorrectly.

The article just described the law wrong. It does use the dose of THC in the actual law.

I think that is just how the article described it.

The actual bill says:

...possess or transport edible cannabis products or lower-potency hemp edibles infused with a combined total of 800 milligrams or less of tetrahydrocannabinol

I think there is a bug or edge case with the code that checks if a server allows downvoting. After updating voyager last night, I couldn't downvote any posts on .world with voyager while I could if I just used the website. My thought was that since I updated voyager while lemmy.world had some downtime it may have defaulted the downvotes_enabled setting to false.

Several hours later, it works now.

You say you saw it with your own eyes, but you were looking through a camera. That's not the same thing.

To get the emulator on retail mode, you had to join a discord group and ask around. The emulator would be privately listed on the app store under a false name and you needed to be added to the list of allowed users so you can download it.

Is there any evidence that the exploit works in a browser? A few comments on the article suggested that the Javascript engines in browsers protect against timing attacks like these.

The comment/post ratio for active users on Lemmy is 100%. An active user on Lemmy is defined as someone who has made a comment or post within the last month.

You haven't used Linux until you've accidentally destroyed your install. Reversible damage like uninstalling your shell or breaking your display server counts as partial credit.

It's tough, because people also like to recommend things they like. If a friend in real life told you about the new CastX® Iron Extreme™ cast iron skillet that they got and how they love its rich iron flavor, you would just think they just like their new pan.

People are born everyday. Grandma may have had 20 years to figure it out, but kids these days won't have the opportunity to search the web and find information the way we did.

Nothing like seeing comments calling trans people the "Karens of the lgbtq community" with tons of upvotes to make you feel nice and welcome. Even the not transphobic person that the reports were about showed up to kindly let us know that every trans woman they know has a huge chip on their shoulder.

Edit: I remembered that this instance disables downvoting. This is the exact reason I've always been a fan of downvotes. If a mod won't remove transphobic content, at least you know that the community around you disagrees with them.