North Carolina is gerrymandered to hell.

We’re still new to the game, and we have no idea what we’re looking for.

There’s a new accessibility framework being started by a Gnome developer very recently.

Which means, best case scenario where it’s perfect and other desktops buy in, it will roll out to traditional desktop users in half a decade at the earliest.

No feelings either way, I started using X since the last millennium and have been on Wayland without problems (Gnome or sway, never anything more than integrated graphics card) for about four years now.

But I really wish there was an fvwm for Wayland. And Window Maker.

This gives Kryten vibes.

I’m challenging myself to use it as my only laptop browser for a month. It’s not bad but it seems slow compared to Firefox.

I last used Epiphany probably 20 years ago. Galeon for a bit before that. The situation back then was reversed; those browsers were much faster than the full Mozilla Suite with which they shared a rendering engine.

And yet they only offered a couple million more per year for Hurley, pretty much the biggest name in coaching right now.

Shit show.

If LAK was serious, Hurley would have gotten a 9 figure contract.

If he’s an analytics guy, and surrounds himself with the right people, this is an immediate improvement.

Very nice. Amazing watches, that’s the year I got my first Seiko.

Deadpool

Koyaanisqatsi

Oh. So the problem is the people who have been in the workforce all of two fucking years and who are likely so low ranking that they are nowhere in any position to make a difference even with their own work schedule.

Not the people who have been in charge for decades, dragging their feet, misleading, buying/funding shit candidates, gaming the market, and who still openly deny climate change.

Fuck outta here.

Probably still Firefox. The web is shit.

There was a KDE theme recently that was deleting home folders

Only one peer, can you guys seed?

Nothing as nice as

Gnome on a retina

10 year old MacBook.

Give personhood rights to nature

Not corporations.

I did not want Boston to win, but that was impressive. This is the most dominant I’ve seen a team from start to finish in several years.

Kyrie isn’t going to be Kyrie for much longer. Yeah, you have to run it back, but I think that between Denver, OKC, and Minnesota, this was Dallas’ best chance.

Great catch. It seems that since the last time I’ve turned off email subscriptions, they’ve added three more at the bottom: Drive, Pass, and VPN to individually deselect. So it’s opt-in until I manually opt out. Additionally, this is inaccessible from the mobile or desktop app and I’m not sure it will turn off the top right advertising banner that shows up sometimes.