yeah. out here I only get the choice between Telekom and Vodaphone. I’d rather take my chances w/ Telekom all things considered and then use Mullvad so that content actually loads.
Its insane to me that Net neutrality is a big topic, yet Telekom can just extort services for money in addition to receiving money from end users.
do you happen to be from Germany on a Telekom-Connection? Then the answer is Telekoms abysmal Peering routing you over some backwater 10kbit/s routes
that sounds like Tauri!
Linux and Mac use WebkitGTK, Windows uses Edge/Chromium, Android uses Chrome - as bundled in the respective OS, and you essentially have a frontend running on that webview communicating with a backend running locally via some special IPC protocol
open their Teams and send “I’m bringing cake next week” in the group chat on their behalf.
what happened in 2021
maybe he’s just calling him fat
@interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.ml gave me a really good suggestion the other day. If youre on Firefox, it might work for you too :)
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-background-play-fix/
I just have the video running on Firefox and can them go to another App / turn off the screen
What does it do that hermit cant?
I started saying ‘Passiert den besten’ (‘happens to the best of us’) as a joke when a friend would mention a minor inconvenience or fuckup. It turned from joke to an automatic reply
doesn’t KDE just let you double-click the TTFs and install them that way?
Me looking disgusted at myself in the mirror, for I am doomed towards eternal Microsoft-dependency at work.
Still better than cygwin
while not perfect, there is now an AppImage that comes with all the things you need to run Affinity via Wine.
https://github.com/ryzendew/Linux-Affinity-Installer/releases
Also supports hardware acceleration. Had some artifacts for me, but I’m still pretty happy with it