Modern dishwashers do this. This is done to save energy. In the old days, dishwashers just heated stuff really hot to force evaporation of surface water.
Modern dishwashers can do this too, but there is an option to just open the door and let them dry naturally. This is a longer process, but if you do like me and program it at midnight... Then it has plenty of time to dry up fine.
It's quantity and then units. Not units and then quantities. Standardize for once, goddammit!
I'm more of a "let's make the road narrower, put more trees" kind of guy myself. If you want people to not go fast, then don't make it look like an airport track. Urban area? Use rising crossings. And more trees. And narrower roads (by adding a cycling path).
Fuck cars, not people, or something like that.
Why would you do that? We should all keep on seeding as long as possible.
It's a strategy to give all Samsung products a distinct UI that has common elements across all the different things they make.
It's all about having "a look" and making it slightly harder to pick a different option. Apple strategy.
There is an ADB app that I use very often on Android TV and Google TV to uninstall bloatware (can't remember the name)... So, it's possible. You'd have to enable the developer options first and all that... But that's always the first step of buying an Android phone 😅, at least for me.
Huge warning about XMPP:
If you encrypt with OMEMO (which seems to be the only accepted encryption nowadays), forget about being able to sync your messages to a new client. Forget about being able to try another client. That is, unless you want to lose all of your message history.
When I found this out while installing another distro... It made me so angry I literally stopped using it. I recommend Delta Chat, Matrix and Signal nowadays.
Is there a way one could load this up as a Nextcloud app, or something?
True tiling. As a Plasma user, I am still surprised we don't have an officially supported tiling system.
I guess it's better to get used to your own editor app, which could be used for anything, not just Pixelfed.
Every GNOME install tutorial:
please install this 3rd party application to install even more 3rd party extensions, otherwise your default experience will be shit.
Meanwhile KDE:
here you go, everything you need is here. Want more? Want less? Just touch me and find out, I can make your dreams come true, baby.
Gentle reminder that a wired keyboard is by far the most sustainable option.
So, do that. Unless you really need that keyboard to move freely.