in case you haven’t found it yet

true, but then you’d have to do the same with every other country that sells oil, which would skew the numbers a bunch

That would put you in competition with places like canada, that are 76% renewables though, if you count hydro.

For wind alone (according to wikipedia) you do do better, but are still in 6th place.

yes it does, and it works as well as discord, it’s just in beta and not supported everywhere yet

they semi-confirmed it wont be because they announced on kickstarter that the backers of the og game would get it free on the platform of their choice.

I genuinely hate ameri-centrism like this, so many articles have headlines like that

Unsurprising, but knowing Microsoft they’ll still fuck it up somehow.

That feature is currently being worked on and will be added soon

people are down-voting you because they don’t want chromium either

I know, i use it all the time, i just think it’s silly to recommend the terminal to beginners when theres a gui way that’s easier.

Fair enough

To make it executable you can just right click -> properties -> make executable.

No need to use the terminal

Did you release the code publicly?

New desktop isn’t electron, and of course it’ll need your email, it’s a chat app.

But the real cool thing is that it’s a matrix client (that federates!) and all the bridges are open source, the company maintains most all of the bridges to corporate chat platforms.

Charlie: How do you know what I think ATProto is?

Um… Hello, uh… Charlie. Obviously I don’t really know what you think. It’s just that the title “ATProto might not be what you think” didn’t roll of the tongue the same way, so I shortened it for marketing’s sake.

Reposted from my comment on the other post:

Firefox is the only fully open source direct-to-consumer product that operates at such a large scale, and there is a ton of regulatory pressure on them to be as forthright as possible in stuff like the tos and privacy policy, and since they’re the only one they can’t learn from others mistakes.

Combine that with legalese sounding scary and Mozilla not being great at communication (they’re trying though, remember we heard about this from a blog post) and you get the current situation.

Many people that have large digital libraries run something like jellyfin and let their friend stream the content

As someone who used both, the biggest difference is a nicer and much faster UI for photos, oh, and you can search images for contents

Great visual revamp, I hope the demo gets updates to match

History rhymes and all that