SpatchyIsOnline

Zen is based on Firefox, it supports 100% of firefox addons, as well as supporting its own community mods system for changing the browser itself

• When the lines hit your eye
• And it makes a big tri
• That's Pythagoras

Ok the last line needs some work

Zen is literally the best browser around right now, I do understand the UI isn't for everybody but if you vibe with it, it rocks

TIL Madison Square Garden isn't like... A public park or garden 😳. In my defence, I'm British and only ever saw the Madison Cube Garden parody on Futurama, which iirc is actually a garden.

My guess is that it just defaults to a 0 position, rather than actually showing how people have voted.

It won't save us on its own, not even close, but imo that tech will 100% be needed if we want to reduce the impact of climate change. Even if we stopped burning fossil fuels this very second we'd still need to suck a whole lot of carbon out of the atmosphere to get things back on track. Trying to capture carbon while we're still emitting is like trying to bail out the titanic with a teaspoon.

It's also a complete strawman argument, right wingers instantly bring it up when discussing trans people's basic right to exist, as if all trans people are trying to become professional athletes. They also conveniently forget that trans men exist when trying to argue their point.

That seems like a great way to:

1. alienate your entire community
2. have a fork appear that just provides various packaged direct downloads for free anyway, completely invalidating your entire monetization strategy.

I've been using Stardew mods on Linux since I first started using Linux, they're pretty easy to manage manually and I use Stardrop to check for mod updates.

If anything though, it's kind of made me hate Nexus Mods being a closed platform which forces you to pay a monthly subscription for API access if you want to do things automatically. I wish there was a more open mod host.

learning online is way more effective and efficient.

Take it from someone who was at university during the pandemic, noooo it is not

Many larger places have replaced the paper tag with an eink display these days, it's actually hard to notice it's not paper unless you look closely

I would recommend you use Zigbee2MQTT instead of the built-in ZHA. It seems to play nicer with certain devices. I also used the dimmer switch method to reset a hue bulb I had and it connected perfectly.