xrdp worked fine for me. Note that it’s a no-nonsense tool: give it the adress and it displays the window with the remote, done.

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Hey, Cromite is great. Take it under “solid”.

Private and online doesn’t mix. Except if it’s encrypted.

They stole a lot others already. Winget was prior Appget, before they duped the inventor. And what was the case two months ago?

I mean, i do that too. Battery & Display for

• Galaxy S3: (still) no problem
• Poco F1: no problem
• Oneplus 9: there are now two incompatible variants of battery

Btw: all of them have official LineageOS support.

Of course, be careful with “original” batteries with only 50% capacity.

The hell is Flock a stupid name.

Warfighting for saving government money?

Oligopolies.

No HTML should rather do all-Commonmark instead, imo. Background color and text width & stuff should not be your (the creators) business but my (the users) business only. But some basic styling is nice.

Forces one to avoid deep links and parameter crap. I’m sorta two minds about this.

Yeah, sorry, that came a bit harsh. I’m just a bit salty, because i dislike monospace and white-on-black for reading. But i’m working on something, that lets the user choose the reading settings. In the meantime, i just create a usercss (Stylus) for pages i see often.

But that’s another reason i’m salty; please don’t do * {…} CSS hacks. Just set the rule on body, because children inherit, if not set otherwise. And * is the worst for performance, use the rightmost selector instead.

Typora and Zettlr i think?

But no third-party js.

I don’t. Please make the header and footer smaller or non-floating on mobile. And padding of the text is too wide too.

And on desktop, * {…} rules are not good behavior. Firefox complains about quirks mode too.

Edit: this is about the website, the tech, not your blog. Didn’t got to read that yet.

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Thanks!

X is blocked on network level here, could you please copy&paste?

Does this mean i can remove the Auto Tab Discard addon?

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