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"Persistent" until I delete browser cache?
Why would I type my notes into a website somebody hosts? People really fail to understand what apps are for these days. They are 1001 minimalistic writing apps. And all kinds of Note apps. The is Gnote for Linux that may not look as nice, but you can actually link notes with each other, and they are in fact truly persistent and stored on your PC not in some stupid browser cache.
> Wanted to change a theme but first I had to install GNOME Tweak Tool for no reason
Windows does not even offer themes, why would you need a theme, they pick a great looking theme for their defaults for a reason, because Linux DE first impression and screenshots sell distros. Nothing wrong with Ubuntu's default no need to change it, crying about installing a tool that WORKS that takes you 5 seconds is no argument.
> still haven’t figured out how to have a system tray which many apps like Discord, Steam, Spotify, caffeinate need to run
Well, maybe take 10 second search? You need a Gnome extension for old style stray. Do these apps really "Need" tray icons to run? I think you just made that up. Ubuntu comes with "Ubuntu App Indicators" BY DEFAULT! That show the legacy tray icons. You claim you did an "Ubuntu" install, then you speak of KDE and DE switching. So, did you install Kubuntu? You are doing it wrong TM if you install Gnome on Kubuntu or KDE on Ubuntu. I have "Tray Icons Reloaded" running because I need that for my Gnome extension setup, works perfectly fine.
Refusing Flatpaks is you just adding an arbitrary limitation on yourself so you can complain about it. I personally run Ubuntu, and it comes with Snaps, and I never ever came across any app I needed that did not have a deb or a Snap. I would prefer Flatpak if I had to chose, but because Ubuntu has Snap integrated by default, I just use that until I really need Flatpak.
I run Linux DEs for about 10 years now, always came back to Ubuntu. KDE offers a lot of stuff that I personally do not need.
Running Gnome 3 with Dash To Panel, taskbar on top and Tiling Assistant that give a Win 10 like helper to split windows.
Previously used Material Shell, awesome but buggy. The creator works on a new thing in Rust, it will be awesome!
Bottom line is having something on the screen visible and interesting to people get clicks, if that content is index-able you basically are "SEO" ready. All these old tricks to "game" search engines are all cut out, special tags and what not are ignored. People would be way better or investing their time and money into content or website connections that are REAL not fake. And no agency will make them.
I even think metadata is overrated, especially if you use WordPress and a theme that has a normal structure to the content and uses the proper tags like nav, main, article, aside. Google has learned long ago what the date and the author name and stuff is. I believe search engines are quite capable of indexing things correctly without having it all schema.org'ed up. But it for sure does not hurt. If your content is more specialized and has uncommon data then you probably want to, but if you just have a regular site, I think it's overrated.
I did not know about this, but I use https://github.com/wting/autojump, so I am not super sad that I missed something that hold me back severely. But good to know.
They are so delusional they think some "sandbox" in the Browser that some dude ported back is fixing 20+ years of security holes in the OS, this is so funny.
Well, I think if you're running win 2003/XP and actually dare to go into the internet with the machine, you openly and proudly do not give a flying fuck about any security. The amount of open holes is insane, and some Chromium project that some dude ported is not going to save you.
Projects like this never made any sense to me.
In case you do not know, the speed of light is just a made up number, so how the fuck do they're even measuring some solar system? THEY DON'T!
It's all clickbait, end of story "aliens, perfect math ..." I know this without reading it.
Is (was) actually UNTRUE. The no-cookies URL last time I checked it should be doing it now, but I am too lazy right now. This STILL set cookies when people engaged with the embed, it just prevented automatically setting cookies and tracking with that just by loading the iframe.
Also, what about local-storage why in 2024 the talk is still about cookies? Local storage is the more modern API, and it seems many people fail to realize the all the stuff cookies do can be done with local storage and more.
The most importantly thing is just loading the thumbnail instead of the actual iframe on pageload. Loading=lazy is not really cutting it as the bloated iframe(s) just get loaded in on scroll. If you have multiple videos on a page or your visitors may not actually want to watch videos because they have already seen them ... loading=lazy is great for images but for iframe you need more than that.
sandbox can be used to completely disable any left clicks inside embeds, so clicking on stuff will not open new browser tabs. That is incredibly useful to not let video hosts lure your site visitors away. Right click will still work but its good enough.
And I like to play AAA games and would, lose performance in many cases on Linux, so I happily bite the sour apple to play the latest games easy and fast without any issues.
The gaming industry is so heavily focused on DX12 instead of natively building for Vulkan for some reason, even though this matter less and less with Wine/Proton getting better and better. It still makes more sense to me to just boot up Windows 11. It's a dream for me to one day delete my windows partition, and I think it will actually happen in my lifetime, just not in 2024.
WSL is cool and all, but why deal with all the quirks and issue that come with it, why learn how it works and all the limitations ... when you can just have it all natively the way it was invented and supposed to work?
Also, the font looks pretty generic and nothing special or unique. I do not see much value here, there are probably 100 fonts that look pretty similar to this.
https://wptavern.com/interactivity-api-prepares-for-its-offi...