There is a flag in about:config to turn off the super round corners.
Its called:
browser.nova.enabled
Thank you @rounding_error@lemmy.today for the correction.
There is a flag in about:config to turn off the super round corners.
Its called:
browser.nova.enabled
Thank you @rounding_error@lemmy.today for the correction.
The only thing I rely on from day to day is my nextcloud instance, and my phone gets blown up by failed webdav synchronisation alerts when that fails…


Jtx does notifications pretty competently. I’ve been using it with WebDAV sync for half a year roughly.
Set up is a little involved though, lots of settings and you need an extra app to actually handle the sync.


Yay! This is a cool thing to wake up to :)


That’s super cool :)
I’d love a visitors book on the website, where one could leave a little message.
They still need to browse the mess they created :D
Maybe give them around 8GB for the machine they’re doing the development on? Assuming they’re not running windows…
I think 2 would be to little for the OS, development environment and whatever else someone needs.


Oh boy indeed…
Wenn sie jetzt auch noch bei jedem Missbrauch Alarm schlagen würden…
German does that as well.


No tests on a computer so far. AFAIK everything that doesn’t absolutely need a PC is done that way. I have to print my notes every time.


All the tests I have to take are done in person, so that’s a non issue.
And I still rely on a windows machine for CAD.


I’m running Linux on my uni laptop, and just use the microslop web-apps…
But I have a win10 machine that I remote into for CAD since that doesn’t run on Linux. Or I use the universities machines…

Yes, but the cashier has a line of people waiting, and the self checkouts don’t.
So I get a massive head start, and I still finish first.
:/ at least I can hang onto the old design a little longer.