What is this snap drama? It has been many years since I looked into Ubuntu.
It's funny to think that Google Hangouts had this feature a while back. It's more than just putting effort into features; it's also implementing similar features into multiple apps at different points in time.
I've seen these DIY air purifiers before and thought a out making one but am unsure how well they actually work. Has anybody here actually made one before?
Is there a time-series plot version of this? I always have difficulty really absorbing the data when it is animated like that.
Headlights on cars are so bright now. I also wish headlights as well as overhead road lights they went back to a warmer temperature. I really don't like driving when it is dark due to the light brightness and color temperature now.
You can consider using a USB keyboard or Bluetooth keyboard with your phone. Can't really use them on-the-go though, so it is quite limiting, but it does allow a keyboard experience on a phone. This works on Android; not sure if it works with iPhone.
The Mozilla add-on is adequate and honestly probably better than Containerise in terms of UX. Containerise is simpler with fewer features, which could be a plus or a minus. I primarily use the add-on to automatically open a domain in a specified container and not much else, so it works for me.
I think you can hold alt to select link text without accidentally clicking the link, or at least part of it.
Would it be accurate to say anything that implements ActivityPub and communicates with other things using ActivityPub are part of the Fediverse?
When I press the down vote button in Jerboa, it flashes "downvotes_disabled" but still decrements the number.
Edit: Quiting the thread and coming back, it doesn't retain the downvote so it looks like it is just the app temporarily showing it inaccurately.
I can second Firefox's containers. That has been my favorite feature Mozilla has implemented in Firefox and used with an add-on, of which there are a few. I've been using Containerise.