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It's a fork of kintesh/containerise which seems unmaintained and had case problems.

It's not on FF addons site - so please satisfy yourself that it isn't doing sinister stuff before installing.

Teams web is crippled on FF with no video sharing & filters last I checked... Teams app is also crippled on linux - so the webapp is preferable.

Outlook's been broken the last week - just doesn't load and the service worker seems to get stuck in a loop.

At the outset, yes, chromium based browsers feel snappier..

But, stuff that Chrome will not have and are absolutely essential

1. Containers... I use another unverified extension to match urls and automatically assign containers...

2. Ublock origin

3. Tree style tabs

4. Developer console... Edit and resend any request

That said, i still end up using chromium for teams and outlook 365 (pwa install feature is nice)... But that's only because i don't have any other options with those two

I get around it with a cheap box on the cloud.. but it kills bandwidth and is brittle

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/add-url-to-wi...

I mean something like Solder a type A port to the pi2040, hook up a usb kbd there and then connect rpi2040 to the pc?

I take care of the sync (syncthing) but anything would work.

I've never had issues with keepass's auto type so i wonder why it isn't as popular

Mobile used to be aam issue earlier but there's now a top notch implementation keepassdx that's on f droid

I've seen enough efficient but somewhat chaotic projects move to jira, followed shortly by a bevy of managers who're brought in to manage jira, followed by the usual agile theatre & process overheads that's been a 'kiss of death

You can argue that this isn't jira's fault.. but IMO, simpler tools require more work and act as a filter for the agile process minded types

PS: I've also had extremely good experience on teams where Jira was used.. and it's always been because the 'agile process' guy was capable.. however, those have been few and far between

Your comment made me go "huh! that's easy enough to finish off in 10 now" and provided the impetus I needed

PS: In the past, I've wrestled with PulseAudio & BT dongles and my JBL headsets on Ubuntu. Banging my head on a brick wall would have been more pleasurable than that.

PPS: and today we have Pipewire on the front page!

This is well known.. planning navigation by reading maps engaged our brains actively.. following navigation basically makes us dumb spatially

Doesn't seem to be very active either

I eventually moved to one of the fields that fixes the issue but have to install that from xpi

There is large scale, govt backed effort to not report in a few states for ex UP which is most populous - govt was directing labs not to take samples. and no admission to hospital as corona patient until you provide RTPcr test id(this is from a friend who's in the state capital and father's in the hospital now). Death rates 10x official counts overall wouldn't be surprising at all.

Nevertheless, I tried browser bench's benchmarks yesterday.. was shocked and saddened on how far FF has fallen behind..

I've long been in the pro DI camp and used to think that interfaces and brittle tests were unavoidable..

Only after i recently got into FP with f#, I've come to appreciate how i used to conflate good IoC design with DI usage.. I'm pretty sure that I'm not alone

For ex, AFAIK, there was no community participation on DI Design and community feedback on DI design was rejected. Then it was made the default in ASP.NET.

https://blog.simpleinjector.org/2016/06/whats-wrong-with-the...

25% perf increase is no doubt absolutely great but doesn't justify the price premium of 300USD... esp for a mass market, workhorse CPU

I upgraded to a 3600 after 10 years. Zen3 is the last gen CPU that'll work on my B450. I'll easily wait for a couple of years for the zen3 :)

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/05/fugitive-india...

Both are on github

I remember being super puzzled when I tried that with a .exe and it didn't work