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Snap sucks, but not for the reason OP stated. There’s a decillion reasons for why Snaps suck, why make up a reason that applies to other formats that are actually good?

It takes more work to get the 3hour job, so the job itself is easier. It takes less work to get the 12hour job, so the job is harder.

Less people can get to the “easier” job, so those people are seen as more valuable.

It’s their damn store, they own the place. Why shouldn’t it be allowed?

LibreWolf doesn’t have the privacy invasive pocket extension out of the box, and instead comes with UBlock origin. It disables Google safe browsing, because Google, and denies canvas access to websites by default. It also disables the Mozilla telemetry that’s enabled by default in vanilla Firefox.

Firefox running under native wayland for smooth scrolling and with apz.overscroll.enabled set to true. The best experience on Linux.

Usually when I see hexbear users around, they are just holding a normal conversation. But there’s this one thread I found where a guy with three obvious alt accounts is trolling, and a dozen hexbear users are licking a certain dictator’s boots. So I would say it ranges from Normal to Tankies.

There’s already a dozen of those containers communities, but these “memes” keep leaking.

They have a good system in place where normal users moderate the site; if a comment is disliked by enough users it’s “slimed to death”. It will be harder to find and when you find it you have to click it, to see what it said.

This doesn’t work well because there aren’t that many users on Odysee compared to Youtube, and the users who are most vocal are not the friendliest people. so those comments aren’t overshadowed by other comments, and sometimes they are the only comments on the video.

It’s federated, just like Lemmy and KBin. You can subscribe to a Peertube channel from Lemmy.

I ALREADY “BEFRIENDED” YOUR MOM LAST NIGHT. -SANS UNDERTALE DELTARUNE

I don’t know much about Gnome’s history, that’s why I used the earliest mention I could find.

KDE Plasma may have had it before 4.2.0 too, but I cannot find KDE 3, 2, or 1 announcements. Most likely because of the name change.

If Windows 10 had the feature since 2015 (first W10 release) that would be at least 3 years after Gnome; Earliest mention I can find and that’s worst case scenario for Gnome.

As for KDE Plasma it had those since at least 4.2.0, Plasma 4.2.0 announcment that version was released in 2009.

Virtual desktops: KDE / Wikipedia / Gnome

TLDR: If you don’t want your desktop to be a mess, you can spawn applications in different virtual desktops, and switch between them.

Mozilla colors, maybe? And purple to blue gradients look good.

Every Firefox logo is a masterpiece. This one is no exception.

1:30AM is your bed O’clock? what a cool duck.

TL;DR: big elements cause annoying scroll-bars to appear.

My username is very big, so when I open this page on a mobile I get a horizontal scroll-bar for the entire page.

In CSS there’s a property called overflow which lets you decide how you want elements that contain elements wider or taller than them to behave. So you can solve this problem by simply making that element itself scroll instead of the entire page by using overflow: scroll, or hide the child elements by using overflow: hidden;.

You can also solve these problems by dealing with the child elements for example: using the word-wrap property to allow word wrapping, using the hyphens property to break words with hyphens, or in this case use the HTML wbr tag to allow line breaking after every underscore, or even cut the longer words and append three dots to them; so my user name would look like this: “Limitless_s…”.

it has some overflow problems, and doesn’t look as good as a native app.