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Because I use chrome for standard use and Firefox for sailing the high seas. And I much prefer just having 2 separate browsers for containerization. I’m just going to have to use librewolf or something when I do get the the mv3 update.
Because I use chrome for standard use and Firefox for sailing the high seas. And I much prefer just having 2 separate browsers for containerization. I’m just going to have to use librewolf or something when I do get the the mv3 update.
Blue cheese dressing
More like your monitor showing you ads is while using Linux.
oh, i see. 568.05 for 48 port version
Shoes up for me as 369 + 120 USD shipping.
From my experience this is a very Indian thing.
Point to me to a similarly specced ev for a comparable price in the US taking into consideration federal tax rebate and dealership bullshit fees. There still ain’t anything this year. It will happen but we aren’t there yet.
The 0 is pretty good
This is what I use too. Also using the provided dynamic dns server just makes this dead simple and has been working for years. Is there a good reason to switch?
Probably WOL (Wake on Lan). You have to enable it in the motherboard and then you can send a magic packet to the PC through the network. On android I use WolOn app by Bitklog to wake my PCs.
I don’t know why, but from the hype I expected it to be a bit more mature, but it had the plot depth of a kids movie… Well it was a kids movie that’s why it just felt flat to me.
I live in an English speaking country. Spanish is the foreign language for them. Spanish at home is part of the effoet for them to be bilingual.
I’m on the same boat but worse. I only let my kids watch shows in Spanish. Its impossible to find Latin American Spanish kids shows on the seven seas so I’m stuck with Netflix because they actually have good translations.
That’s amazing. I guess I still have a lot to learn about the Fediverse. I didn’t expect the post url link would ping you but that may be because your username is part of the post url. I picked the first mastodon post that I enjoyed as an example.
I don’t really use Mastodon, but I jumped on a couple instances to check the process of finding the post on a different instance. The posts in mastodon again have a different URLs to the same post on different instances just like Lemmy does so I just I wanted to figure out how they did it. It was simple and intuitive.
e.g. I may be browsing a post on mastodon.social while logged in to mstdn.social account and want to switch to an account on mastodon.world before replying.
in (https://mstdn.social/@wonderofscience@mastodon.social/110678720030292635)
click the elipsis …
Copy link to post
This copies the link to the original post in its original instance (https://mastodon.social/@wonderofscience/110678719111063776)
Now I can go to mastodon.world and search the link we just copied. This gives one result which contains the post: (https://mastodon.world/@wonderofscience@mastodon.social/110678720000699504)
*Note: it seems you have to be logged in to the Mastodon instance for the search to work. *
Now you should be able to reply from that instance. I suppose these are the steps that the Fedilab takes for switching accounts.
I was scratching my head why searching this post from lemm.ee (https://lemmy.ml/post/1769528) wasn’t working for me. Then it hit me, the post original instance is based on the poster, not the community. There is even a Fediverse star that gives you the link to the original post which is actually (https://reddthat.com/post/326735).
You can actually search (https://reddthat.com/post/326735) in the instance that you want to post to and it will be found using the search bar. It’s just not as fast as Mastodon. I have convinced myself that this isn’t as big as a limitation as I thought, it just isn’t as trivial as a simple URL change.
I think the main issue is that lemmy urls for posts/comments are not unique to the federation, instead they are numbered by instance, so you have to search the post in the instance then open it up. It’s not a simple addition due to this. e.g. the url for this post is the following on 3 different instances:
The cynical in me tells me this was Musks plan all along and had been coaxing Spez to get him to implode Reddit to take off heat from this move.
Did Reddit pay for that article? No mention whatsoever of Spez forcing subs open and ejecting mods. Just back to “business as usual”.
Does this allow you enable/disable add-ons on a per container basis? What about bookmarks?