@prologic I see lots of things with vi keybindings, but I can't recall seeing a program advertise "emacs keybindings". Emacs does have keybindings, though. Lots of them.
macro m set browser "mpv --no-terminal %u &" ; open-in-browser ; set browser "xdg-open %u" -- "Open in MPV"
It even appears in the help menu with a helpful description.
@movq @will @lyse I hope you gentlemen don't follow my RSS feed then. It has no content because I write it by hand. :)~
I like Goldbacks too for a similar reason. :)
I used Discord for several years, but I finally broke away from it entirely about a year ago. The only Free alternative other than Matrix that comes close, at least that I know of, is Revolt. I have several gripes about the project, though, that I won't dive into right now. There won't be federation, for one.
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave.html
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/waterfox_classic.html
Both have a spyware level of "High". For Waterfox Classic, the article is titled "Waterfox Classic" but it frequently mentions "Waterfox". It's unclear to me which browser is being tested for the article, but if one is spyware, the other probably is too.
ungoogled-chromium is Not Spyware, and Librewolf barely has a spyware level of "Low" because it makes a request to the Mozilla safe browsing service and tries to auto-update uBlock Origin. Those requests can be disabled.
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/ungoogled_chromium.html
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/librewolf.html
^https?://([A-Za-z0-9\-]+\.)?medium\.com/(.+)$ -> https://$1scribe.rip/$2) then I'll consider using it daily.Until then, I think Librewolf and ungoogled-chromium (with the Chromium Web Store extension) are the least worst.
^https?://([A-Za-z0-9\\-]+\\.)?medium\\.com/(.+)$ -> https://$1scribe.rip/$2) then I'll consider using it daily.Until then, I think Librewolf and ungoogled-chromium (with the Chromium Web Store extension) are the least worst.
> There was another Browser-based (no server) Web RTC thingy
I remember seeing that too. You are welcome to use my Mumble server, it's been sitting idle for weeks. I've had success with it talking to people all over the world. The server is located in the eastern part of the US and it has plenty of bandwidth. I don't keep logs either.
You don't have to register to the server or anything. Just join with any nickname and it will prompt you for the server password.
Address: liberty.mck.cx
Port: 64738 (Default)
Password: yarn.social
Future of Ubuntu's logo
@will Do it, you won't regret it.
What are the odds I can get Kensington support to send me a new logic board?
ndb file for more powerful query options.
navigator.userAgent. Depending on how far you're willing to go with it, the entire prompt can be constructed locally, so the URL is never revealed to anyone else.
You don't need to talk to me like a customer, let's just have a regular conversation. Your words won't make me leave or stay, and it will take more than a link verification prompt to get me to leave. I like Yarn a lot and I believe in the project. :)
> Thank you for your feedback and hopefully these features won’t be a deterrent from using Yarn.social.
You don't need to talk to me like a customer, let's just have a regular conversation. Your words won't make me leave or stay, and it will take more than a link verification prompt to get me to leave. I like Yarn a lot and I believe in the project. :)
Sure, a pod owner could modify
yarnd to track users, but this is has always been a very privacy focused service by default. Privacy focused to the point that it only stores a hash of the user's email address so it's impossible for a pod owner to see it unless the user attempts to recover his account.
tint2rc as well as using the graphical customization tools for GTK, Plank, etc.* Firefox's default search engine is Google, easy fix.
* I'm still dealing with screen tearing when moving windows, scrolling, or playing video on my T430 with Intel HD 4000 graphics. Not even enabling the
TearFree option in xorg.conf appeared to do anything.*
* The DSBMC (removable storage management utility) tray icon blended into the dark tint2 bar, but the icon theme can be changed from "Papirus" to "Papirus-Dark" to make it look more like the other tray icons.
* The initial package update breaks the autostart programs. Fixed by following the instructions in the NomadBSD Errata.
* Small upstream package conflict with
e2fsprogs. Fixed by following the instructions in the errata file.*
mckinley@mckinley.cc, would I have to run an instance of the broker *on* mckinley.cc or could I use any broker server? If the latter is true, it's a little misleading to say I'm mckinley *at* mckinley.cc.
mckinley@mckinley.cc, would I have to run an instance of the broker *on* mckinley.cc or could I use any broker server? If the latter is true, it's a little misleading to say I'm mckinley *at* mckinley.cc.
mckinley@mckinley.cc, would I have to run an instance of the broker *on* mckinley.cc or could I use any broker server? If the latter is true, it's a little misleading to say I'm mckinley *at* mckinley.cc.