Debian (testing) is most suitable for me. If there were a universally best distro, all the others would cease to exist…
It isn’t made by a for-profit company and thus doesn’t have “features” I don’t want.
It pays attention to software freedom, though it isn’t so restrictive about it that it doesn’t work with my hardware.
It was very easy to install only the things I wanted and needed.
not heard of it before, do you want to explain what it is or does everyone who is like me have to separately do a web search for it?
Installed, it probably is if it works in Brave… it might not be set up right in LibreWolf though.
happens occasionally, but not only “lately”, I have been using it for many years and it does (rarely, but occasionally) cause performance drops, yes
On a German QWERTZ keyboard too, μ is the only Greek letter you can easily type (altgr+m) and I’m pretty sure this is because of micro units.
True if these are installed, but if I’m on a server’s command line they probably aren’t.
OK I’ll bite, how do you get rid of a literal ~ directory?
I mainly code Java with IntelliJ.
Cookies don’t, but cookies are part of an IP packet which does. So yes, your scenario is possible if the website you visited first stored which IP addresses that cookie has previously been used with.
Harder here than on centralized platforms because everything you posted here has been copied to other servers which might ignore your requests to delete things.
If you want to enforce that, you need to fork it and put a copyleft license on it. This is very rarely done because it’s more work to maintain software than to write it…
They can change future versions to that, not already released ones.
What data?
It’s possible there’s something in the firmware or BIOS that transmits some things to Apple; I do not know for sure, but maybe someone else will show up here who knows details about this. Even if that is so, Apple gets significantly less data because anything built into macOS won’t be running.
that may in part be out of consideration to others, most others don’t want to see that… so maybe a bad example…
It would be possible to set up an instance where users could post as guests, ie everyone who did that would appear as the same user, something like anon@lemmychan.social.
It is also likely that such accounts would soon be banned in many places because people will use them to post unwanted posts and comments.
Thx, fixed
If you click around a bit more in that documentation, you can see that that isn’t an enumeration of genders, it’s an interface for answering the question which gender any given name belongs to. (For example, “Andrea” is understood as exclusively feminine for German speakers, but it’s a common male first name in Italy.)
I use Krusader on Linux which I don’t think has icon view.
When I have to use something else (eg Windows Explorer at work), obviously I prefer detailed list view. I like seeing things like the last modified date.