cultural reviewer and dabbler in stylistic premonitions
i guess your computer’s power button might not be supported (out of the box, at least) by Linux’s acpi implementation :(
same here; other articles there load fine but this one gives me HTTP 500 with content-length 0.
(the empty body tag in your screenshot is generated by firefox while rendering the zero-length response from the server, btw.)
it’s more likely they’re a regular-sized linux user and it’s only their inflatable penguin which is giant
Glossary:
(Congrats, OP!)
It’s free software which you can host yourself. The source is here (GPLv3). You can read more about the people that make it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Framasoft
because you carefully photoshopped the silhouette of a prone person into the bar graph
How do I see all posts in all communities on a server?
By selecting “Local”. And you can sort by “New” to see them in chronological order. eg, here on your instance.
source: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/364 (it has mouseover text too…)
I assume that the reason why this works is because seven ate nine?
It’s getting harder to discern reality from satire, but Tim Onion has actually been The Onion’s CEO’s name* ever since he bought that job. And he is trying to buy InfoWars. (And the company formerly known as Twitter has joined Jones’ fight to prevent it.)
*(his bluesky display name, at least)
I can’t be the only Ersalrope Wars buff here, right?
This add-on is not actively monitored for security by Mozilla. Make sure you trust it before installing.
It’s pretty lame that Mozilla’s addons site still doesn’t show source code which is guaranteed to correspond to the binary you’re installing.
Anyway, I went and read the source on github (which probably corresponds to the extension one can install) and while this part seems very straightforward this other part exceeds my understanding 😂 (i’m not suggesting it is malicious, i just don’t understand everything it is doing there or why it is necessary).
What I was really looking at the source for was to see if they were simulating keystrokes (and inserting plausible delays between them) to defeat a more determined anti-pasting adversary, or if they were simply suppressing the hostile website’s onPaste handler so that pastes can happen as normal. And: they are doing the latter.
I wonder if any paste-blocking websites detect and defeat this extension yet?
I can think of two ways: either using a password manager with a browser extension, or using the browser’s built-in one.
weird, i wonder why. i just checked on an ubuntu 24.04 system to confirm it is there (and it is).