The more every fucking site shoves that down my throat at every login, the more I am not willing to even look at it.

The desktop is just a branded AMD product to promote AI bullshit, released by Framework. No surprise it does not follow the Framework philosophy. I wonder when the same form factor and specs pop up from other brands.

The power is too low for a stationary workstation, the device is too large for a mobile workstation.

“Na ja, wenn die Bahn das sagt, dann wird das schon so stimmen.”, und Klage abgewiesen.

Digital for things you consume. Physical for things you love.

Hallo Herr Professor? Bitte scheißen Sie einfach rein!

but setting up without it should be more straightforward.

I tried with Lua. I installed the language server and followed the instructions and fiddled with it until it worked, doing multiple web researches over a time of 40-60 Minutes.

All I got was a bunch of W for lines where I used global variables, and some underlined text with “no information available” and a table variable showing what keys the table has.

No autocomplete, no information on parameters, no nothing.

This is not good or convenient at all and we should stop lying to ourselves. LSP in Neovim is utterly annoying and complicated to set up properly.

I miss when websites were fun.

So LSP is finally usable without setting up and installing a dozen things for each language?

And another set of features to disable.

Of archeologists don’t know it: “for religious reasons”.

Ask them if they can give you their phone so you can check on what they’re doing online and on their phone right now. Because, why would they trust a large company more than a good friend?

Edge cases are not the norm, though.

“So, you leave your door open because locking it is useless because someone can break in?“

This is why no-one in the right mind uses Sylpheed, but the actively maintained fork Claws Mail (which just recently had a new version released).

Well …

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linux/install

users can disable ad blockers on conforming websites.

We all know that this won’t happen. In reality there are only two major groups of people: Those who do not use ad blockers and have accepted ads everywhere, and those who use ad blockers and accept ads nowhere.

Overall, I don’t think Mozilla is wrong. Without the Google Search deal, Firefox will have less resources to build a competent browser.

The vast majority of the corporations income does not go to Firefox anyways. Their financial reports are publicly available, everyone can read them.

I have zero sympathy for the corporation and I hope they go bankrupt and that the devs forking the browser and develop it as a standalone product independent of the Mozilla-owned Firefox.

And nothing of that was done in a great way. The only Mozilla product that does not is Thunderbird - and Thunderbird is independently developed by the community.

(I am aware of the community theme, but I still stand my point here: Firefox is the only non-Chromium browser that does not completely suck, absolutely. But seen as a standalone product, Firefox is not a good browser.)

Exactly. That was never an aesthetic choice.