yo_scottie_oh @ yo_scottie_oh @lemmy.ml

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Hmm.. that may be the case on some instances (e.g. pixelfed.social), but I know an account is not required on others because I’ve tested it on several instances without registering. The only one it breaks on is pixelfed.social, which unfortunately is also the largest instance.

But still good to know, thanks for pointing that out. It’s too bad the unauthenticated discovery is still broken, though.

It’s a cool concept with a lot of potential, but currently very buggy and incomplete. For example, basic functionality like hash tags need to be fixed and federated for it to be usable IMHO. It has piqued my interest, though, so I might sign up someday if the usability issues are ever addressed.

ability to follow hashtags

Are hash tags working for you? Whenever I click on a hash tag, it takes me to a missing page.

Except that the explore/discover pages aren’t federated, but otherwise, yeah.

Much respect for the creator of Pixelfed for their contributions to the fediverse and all for more fedi alternatives, but please fix basic functionality on Pixelfed first!

Used to use Evernote, but switched to OneNote b/c Evernote enshitified so badly as to be unusable on mobile, which is my primary use case.

Still not totally satisfied w/ OneNote, but I don’t feel like paying for Obsidian sync or hosting my own solution, so it’s good enough until I change my mind on either of the above.

This is the most engaging cat post of the year.

nasal congestion intensifies

I'm not sure why you'd filter those out in the first place?

To be clear, the current settings do not filter out any cookies, they just don’t allow them to persist after the browser is closed. But after reading the advice in the comments, I’ll relax this setting. Thank you.

Banned.

Does it work if you enable VRR via xorg config?

Confirmed VRR is enabled via the xorg config (terminal output below), but I'm still having the issue.

    
yo_scottie_oh@nobara ~]$ cat /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-amdgpu.conf 
Section "OutputClass"
    Identifier "AMDgpu"
    MatchDriver "amdgpu"
    Driver "amdgpu"
    Option "HotplugDriver" "amdgpu"
EndSection

Section "Device"
     Identifier "AMD"
     Driver "amdgpu"
     Option "VariableRefresh" "true"
EndSection

  

Oddly enough, when I Alt+Tab out of the game, the monitor's refresh rate matches the frame rate in game; however, as soon as I Alt+Tab back in so the game is the active window, the refresh rate goes back to the monitor's native refresh rate. It seems like VRR is working sometimes, but not when Steam is the active window. Have you ever seen anything like this before?

Not sure if this video will play, but here's what I mean. Look at the top left—the slightly larger FPS in the white box is my monitor's overlay, and the smaller FPS under that is MangoHud:

Which xorg driver are/were you using, amdgpu or modesetting?

I think amdgpu—does the terminal output confirm that? This is the first I've heard of modesetting.

For the streaming services like Netflix, how do you get around the max resolution of 720p in web browsers?

Welcome to Lemmy!

Gotcha, thanks for the tip!

Your job allows employees to install software on their work machines?

Check out this article from December about using sponsor block with yt-dlp.

So you’re looking for something like Subreddit Stats for Lemmy communities?

Do you happen to have subscriber data on !caps@lemmy.world?

No, I mean Chrome-style tab groups. Existing FF add-ons are okay, but nowhere near as nice as in Chrome.