it’s not my article.

the official app is much slower and less polished than PixelDroid and Pixelix.

they do have their own F-droid repo, though https://fdroid.pixelfed.net/fdroid/repo

pixey.org or gram.social would be my choice, I’m on Stux’s Mastodon instance and he’s a good person with good instances

https://vidzy.codeberg.page/

Anyways isn’t it also weird, then, that there is an extension called pi blocker? Or pie blocker?

that’s probably their goal, confusing users who sort of heard about PiHole at some point but don’t remember the name or where to get it from.

hello!

if you read the article, you’d find out that the alert linked to the X post. it could be linking to a dedicated webpage instead, which wouldn’t require logging in.

Lapz seems like a cool concept (although I don’t follow F1 myself), but it got put on hold because legal https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/20/24301420/apple-vision-pro-viral-lapz-app-f1-complaint

could be uBlock Origin blocking some elements.

I just tried it with a feed and got Internal server error. I pasted the wrong URL like the dummy that I am.

if you use FreshRSS, you can use CSS selectors to point it to the article’s content: https://neilzone.co.uk/2024/05/using-css-selectors-in-freshrss-to-automatically-retrieve-the-full-text-of-partial-text-rss-feeds/

just say it involves AI, you’ll get all the funding

ooooh, cut the CEO roles by 10% next

has it really been 4 years already? sheesh.

Here’s the really long version: like everyone, we publish our videos on YouTube

I think I’ve found the underlying issue

welcome to the world of LLMs

https://dontasktoask.com/

the same way a healthily developing young person compares to their parent in the paliative care ward, whose religious relatives won’t agree to turn off the respirator because “look they still have a heartbeat”.

and?

it was way too simple for my taste, I switched back to Strawberry 5 minutes after trying it out.

does it allow you on Linux to download all games with the native client?

yes, and then you run them using Proton, Valve’s tool based on Wine, specially made for doing exactly that.