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"Fixed in Firefox 131.0.2" which was released 21 hours ago? (https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/131.0.2/)

It references "Bug 1923344" but when I click the link I get "You are not authorized to access bug 1923344."

You're missing vhosts, TLS, caching, logging, and log analysis, access control, rate limiting, custom error messages, metrics, etc.

Must be from the Gods on Olympos QTing around.

Equally UK pseudo-adults in their 30s living in shoebox HMOs and spending an hour commuting on a shitty corona-bus for a trip that would take 10 minutes in a car isn't exactly great either.

I just use archinstall, which is similar in difficulty to GUI installers, i.e. not at all difficult.

Conspiracies happen all the time, from the mundane to crimes against humanity.

ChatGPT can also solve this with the built-in code interpreter.

The failure state would be 0 health?

Just had an incident call last week with 20+ engineers on zoom debugging a prod k8s cluster for 5 hours.

All IRC clients have local plain text logging and putting a .txt on a web server is trivial.

Don't people disappear (fall overboard) all the time?

Also I would think diseases spread pretty easily on ships.

There is actually a small gap between the list items where you can right click.

You can tell you're on the gap when no item is highlighted.

This works in GNOME too, it's Super + left mouse.

Super + right mouse anywhere in the window presents a window management menu, including resize/move options

I mean I'm just not sure what you're saying. What does "eliciting violence" and "clean society" mean?

Are you ok?

When a web site says "Sorry, page not found" do you start punching your monitor?

When the delivery guy leaves a note saying "Sorry we missed you" do you go to the depot to beat up the employees?

What?

I hear a lot about podman online, but I've never seen anyone using seen.

Poorly designed for general use?

I learned to turn my XPS 17 off after it almost cooked itself in my backpack a few times.

What an awful laptop.

I thought he borrowed it? In which case he definitely can't run it any way he pleases.

The Kobo has a thinner side and harder and sharper edges than the Y700 with the rubber case.

Personally I'm not overly distracted by android apps when I'm reading a good book, but YMMV.

My Kobo doesn't have any buttons.

It also forces me to go on wifi and make a Kobo account to use the device at all (even if I'm just interested in copying epubs).

In short and honestly after 5 years of ownership: fuck Kobo and and fuck ereaders in general.

The Y700 came with a rubber case which makes it significantly easier to hold than the plastic Kobo. The metal body and minimal bezels also look much more premium.

It's also _extremely_ better at everything, including for reading books, so the higher weight and (2x, not 3x) cost are well worth it.

The Kobo battery doesn't even last that long with the backlight and wifi on, and at least mine wipes its storage and OS when the battery runs down completely. The screen and UI are also the worst thing imaginable. Using eink devices is basically equivalent to torture.

Not really. My Lenovo Y700 tablet is 375g, and my Kobo Aura One is 230g

The Y700 has a bigger screen and is 100x better at everything though.

That's not as relevant as it used to be though.

My android tablet lasts for a week of reading and charges from 30% to 60% in 5 minutes.

Emacs is pretty snappy these days, what kind of performance problems are you seeing with it?

But openai also asks for a phone number?

When I type in 'reboot' it gives me Reboot the movie in some online store.

They have played us for fools.

Why not docker?

The point is that it's not 4:3.

Yes. ThinkPad X1 Fold is also 4:3.

Kind of niche devices both though, and expensive.