The linked page accesses at least 10 other sites for scripts, and is more than 2 MB big. It could have been a 458 byte page:

Remove and prevent 4 GB Gemini nano install into Chrome, on Windows 11:

0. Backup registry
1. Start
2. regedit
3. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies
4. right-click Policies, New, Key
5. confirm Google, Enter
6. right-click Google, New, Key
7. confirm Chrome, Enter
8. right-click Chrome, New, DWORD (32-bit) Value
9. confirm GenAILocalFoundationalModelSettings, Enter
10. right-click newly created key, Modify
11. set value to 1
12. OK
13. Restart computer.

• Asturian: piña (Spain, via Latin)
• Tagalog: pinya (Philippines, via Spanish)
• Afrikaans: pynappel (Southern Africa, via Dutch like English)
• Japanese: painappuru
• Korean: painaepeul
• Welsh: pîn-afal, afal pin
• .
• Chamicuro: mawuli (Peru)
• Cherokee: notsiiYusdisvgata (USA)
• Chinese, Cantonese: bo1 lo4, fung6 lei4-2
• Chinese, Hakka: vòng-lì
• Chinese, Hokkien: ông-lâi
• Chinese, Mandarin: bōluó, fènglí, huánglí
• Dusun, Central: tintingabai (Malaysia)
• Hawaiian: hala kahiki
• Isan: bàk-nát (Thailand)
• Kaqchikel: ch’op (Guatemala)
• Khmer: mnŏəh (Cambodia)
• Lao: māk nat
• Malayalam: kaita (India)
• Melanau, Central: piseng (Malaysia)
• Nahuatl: matzahtli (Mexico)
• Ojibwe: zhingwaako-mishiimin (USA, Canada)
• Pali: kharattaca, madhuketakī, bahunettaphala (India, SL, SE Asia)
• Thai, Central: sàp-bpà-rót
• Tibetan: thang 'bras
• Vietnamese: dứa, cây dứa, thơm, cây thơm, khóm, cây khóm

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pineapple (plant)

And Alma started at 8.3 because that was the version of RHEL it was based on, which started at 2.1 (but not because of RL, which was then at 6.1.92).

For me apps are things that are fullscreen-only (on phones, Windows 8 apps, GNOME 3+), while programs are small CLI things or complex ones with discoverable GUIs where you have more control over the UI and placement.

Don’t know what tiling window systems would make programs by the above definition.

“for users that just wants to have a system that works without the need to use terminal or being afraid of destroying system files”

Wouldn’t such users want a distro they can trust because people they trust have checked it to be safe? No Wikipedia article yet, no ratings or reviews on distrowatch. Why would a normal user trust a distro who’s 1st preview was announced less than a year ago? Shouldn’t the distro be targeting tinkers and super users, so they can give a thumbs up or down for the normal users?

I trust Debian even tho I don’t have that much confidence in people who think GNOME is a good default UI. I dislike Ubuntu for many reasons, but lots of people vastly smarter than me have looked at their code for more than 20 years now.

It’s sometimes an answer, e.g. !LeopardsAteMyFace@lemmy.world

A psychopath being injured while trying to harm others, deserves to be shamed. That might not be the case with Seamus here, but it oftentimes is.

Tries to become a permanent resident of a country whose omnicidally greedy citizenry re-elected Trump. Shocked when fascists treat him the way fascists treat people. Asks Irish government to raise his case with, I shit you not, Donald Trump.

Anyone know why LibreWolf isn’t in the default Debian repositories? I trust Debian - I’m not going to add a repository to get LibreWolf.

Until it’s available from a default Debian repo, I’ll keep going thru my list of all the garbage I have to go switch off in Settings and about:config every time I install Firefox for someone.

Your top list is for Gen Z’s where #1 is "12345, combining for everyone #1 is 123456.

The 2 trillion figure is the minimum: it could be more than 6 trillion every year, and the elephant in the room is that more than half of those are factory farmed - which means humans are responsible for torturing them their entire lives.

“for the animals, it is an eternal Treblinka” - Isaac Bashevis Singer

Aren’t the A and Q keys also at terrible positions?

Seems like they’re banned in several countries and by several providers: https://web.archive.org/web/20250531154905/https://catbox.moe/faq.php

My apologies to Catbox, I thought they were requiring cookies or cross-site-scripting

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If I remember correctly I had the same start: tested Knoppix, tried Mandrake for a short time, then Ubuntu which I used for several years until Gnome 3 when I switched to Xubuntu for several years, but when snap happened I tried Debian, then Mint for a while, but I’m now trying MX.

Because they blocked you? Maybe they don’t want to see posts from people who don’t summarize the articles in the subject/title?

(The current subject is from the source, “Microsoft Follows Google on a Controversial Decision - gHacks Tech News”.)

It’s not about the burrito.

If you think your grandparents would prefer the Windows 8 or macOS type UI, then GNOME is the way.

I think Xfce or MATE is vastly better tho.

a full and clear separation from any potential conflict of interest (while noble) is how projects die.

There are worse things than death, like being successful by screwing people over and/or making the biosphere unlivable.

Lemmy.Ca admins blocked Threads about 5 months ago: https://lemmy.ca/comment/901551

You can confirm that Threads dot net is still blocked by Lemmy.Ca by going to https://lemmy.ca/instances and clicking on the “Blocked Instances” tab.

The 1992 Earth Summit in Rio (where the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was created) was a landmark year for the news reporting that climate change is by far the most important issue humans are facing. Widely seen news has been reporting scientists’ warnings about the existential threat of our overpopulation and fossil fuel since then, and in the last 30 years the media has been reporting on it more and more every year.

falls onto a handful (or so) of very large corporations

Those companies are not burning the planet for the hell of it - they do it because billions of people choose to buy their biosphere destroying products and services.

While we should vote for Greens who’ll make laws where anyone using more than 2.1 tonnes of CO2e per person per year is jailed, instead of for people and parties who subsidize overpopulation and fossil fuel use - in the short term that usually doesn’t do anything unless a threshold is passed. Individual action (reducing our communities’ fertility rate by 2 orders of magnitude for several decades, not flying, not driving, not living in unsustainable places, …) while vanishingly small, does actually make a measurable difference.