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faintwhenfree

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  • Disabling middle click paste by default makes sense for distros aimed at new users.

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  • My mom kept accidently pressing the mouse button, I could never figure it out why, when I was watching I guess shed be conscious and use it properly, but complain later that things get pasted randomly. After I disabled middle click, she hasn't complained.

  • Anon thinks about wheat

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  • Ayyyyy teaaa gang rise up.

  • Anon thinks about wheat

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  • You can all tropical cultures have some form of rice bread. Indians have rice bhakhari, South East Asia has rice paper, rice mixed with wheat in banh mi, Liberia and Sierra Leone have ginger rice bread. Its a fundamentally different bread and requires different complimentary food. If you use it as replacement for wheat bread it will not taste the same. Its like you made wheat pilav and then complained its not the same. Of course it's not the same that's the point.

  • If I go crazy will you still call me Superman?

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  • Hero 77 - Bombay Street

    Mentions batman, superman, spiderman, Mr incredible, but it's not a song about them.

  • Norway wraps up 2025 with 96% of its new car market fully electric, and Tesla’s sales are surging there

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  • How about with a forklift, just jam it through the door?

  • AI slop is making millions while new shows accounted for zero of the 10 most-watched streaming original series this year

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  • Remember Firefly?

  • People Who Drink Bottled Water on a Daily Basis Ingest 90,000 More Microplastic Particles Each Year

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  • RO plant... Installed?

  • I do like it!

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  • Ang paoooooooooo It's been years I've gotten one, I miss it.

  • Now this is how we treat monarchs

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  • India/pakistan/Bangladesh did that, but let them have wealth, but next to no power.

  • Agriculture uses 98% of humanity's land usage

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  • It's close, I worked on a paper pretty much doing exactly this a while back and we had included all of this, metal and oil extraction, all roads, railways, even golf courses on top of your housing. We were at 1.2% of world's land usage. So I'm sure whatever they got is sensible.

    Logging might be missing, but in our data logging was part of forests. So it ties in that regard.

  • Agriculture uses 98% of humanity's land usage

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  • I believe It's close, I worked on a paper about a decade ago, and our numbers were not too dissimilar, actually it's ridiculous how similar they are. We went with the most extensive data hunt on land usage. We had non-arable land at 14.7%, which rounded up to 15% in our summary. We got multiple sources for global precipitation levels. We got registries from US, Russia, China, India, Brazil, Canada, Australia, etc totalling 65 countries, we extrapolated the rest, our extrapolation was actually 70% of the paper. We back tallied registry numbers with global weather data.

  • Watch videos in FreshRSS like it's YouTube: "Youlag" extension (v4.0.3)

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  • I love it. You + lag what's not to love but you look deeper and it sounds like gulag and then you love it even more because despite trying to escape from YouTube for almost a decade in still stuck in the youtube gulag. So I love youlag even more.

  • the cold war

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  • I don't like using it for unrelated reasons, but I've checked out the developers and I think they got the right mindset.

  • Europe gets serious about cutting digital umbilical cord with Uncle Sam's big tech

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  • Canada can't afford that right now, not in this economy, not while a president that is so easily purchasable. But I wish the same.

  • Waterfox pushes back against Mozilla's AI vision and advocates for privacy-first browsing

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  • You should try Librewolf, add a password manager to it, and it's golden.

  • Waterfox pushes back against Mozilla's AI vision and advocates for privacy-first browsing

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  • Let me do the best summary I can.

    Waterfox is owned by a company and they claim it's a good thing. Librewolf is community project which I think it's a good thing since passionate community means longer before project is poisoned and we have to move on to some fork.

    Librewolf will delete all cookies and browsing data when you close the browser making all sessions effectively incognito. Waterfox gives you convinience that you can stay signed in in the websites you frequent (I think it's disadvantage, but of course it's less convinient to sign in every time)

    Librewolf includes ublock origin by default, waterfox you have to add it on your own.

    Librewolf default search engine is duckduckgo.com while waterfox has changed defaults, currently they are on startpage.com

    Librewolf doesn't add any tab navigation stuff but waterfox adds tree tabs by default (you can do this with add ons on Librewolf)

    Librewolf has no telemetry ot mozzila servers or Google Safe browsing, so no Firefox sync or pockets feature. Waterfox retains some telemetry to Mozilla servers, I don't recall if they do Google safe browsing or not.

    Librewolf project doesn't provide binaries so you either compile it yourself or you stay dependent on one of the community members to make the binaries for you. Waterfox gives you a direct binary for which waterfox itself is responsible and you only have a single sign certificate.

    You decide what is your usevase and what makes sense for you. My opinion is I like Librewolf because it starts very private and I can add some convinience features as I like and that i am confortable sacrificing privacy for. And I have trusted sources for binaries.

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  • Waterfox pushes back against Mozilla's AI vision and advocates for privacy-first browsing

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  • Or from the other point of view

    Librewolf is more secure and has less exposed tracking vectors. Librewolf stays focused on privacy and doesn't make compromises for "convinience".

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