ClownStrike
A fitting rename after such a pathetic and catastrophic failure, that’s for sure.
ClownStrike
A fitting rename after such a pathetic and catastrophic failure, that’s for sure.
Only now?
My Windows computer stopped felling mine when 10 came around
A short while ago, Jimmy Secretan posted this response on everything that happened today:
“We have paused everything related to our Fediverse ingestion for now and we are removing everything ingested.
To be honest, the extreme negative reaction was a surprise to me, as I thought interaction between disparate systems was the entire point, but clearly we didn’t navigate the culture correctly.”
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Notable blog using (self-hosted) Ghost: Molly White’s Citation Needed.
Here’s a blog post where she details the process of migrating from Substack to Ghost.
She scrum on my master until I… agile???
I always think the same thing. Stop using fucking Spotify for your podcasts people ffs
1 - Plug in USB-C Dock
2 - Plug in Monitor, Mouse and Keyboard
3 - Switch to desktop mode
Wow, you do not need a whole article for this…
I think that the idea of having smaller and less demanding versions of lots of apps is a good idea.
I think that too!
I’m just not sure Webapps are the way to go about this over native, smaller, leaner apps.
You see, stuff like this is why I never understood the wave of “Android Go” and “Lite/Go” apps a couple of years ago.
On my old low end phone, the native Twitter app ran infinitely better than the Web based “Twitter Lite”. This applied to almost every “Lite” app compared to their regular versions.
I feel like whoever started that “Webapps are great for low end” concept never actually tried to run a modern Webapp on a slow phone.
Edit: My comment is focused mostly on the push of Webapps on low end phones. I’m sure there are great, proper “Lite Apps”, and I quite like the idea of Android Go, I just think the implementation missed the mark and that a lot of companies pushed out a crappy, poorly thought out webview just to cash in the “Lite” trend without caring about the end user.
Fuck you Epic for many reasons, but for this one in particular
This looks super neat but I don’t really like the idea of sending my shell history to a third party, nor can I host my own server right now.
Wish it was peer-to-peer like Syncthing