Someone who reviewed Nobara a while back said it best: Arch is bleeding edge while Fedora is cutting edge. Both embrace new things in the Linux world like systemd, Btrfs and PipeWire, but Fedora tries to keep things stable.
I might hop back onto it if my Arch install cakes it.
That's odd. How did you install ScrobblerBrainz? The newer versions require TagLib# to be bundled, so maybe it's silently failing there or something. I wonder if that's the case because someone else on GitHub had a similar issue that was fixed by just installing it again.
"There's a lot of stuff on the site that you'd only ever say in therapy, or AA, or never at all ... But we don't need to give all of that value to some of the largest companies in the world for free."
The way Spez and the admins treated Apollo's dev was more than enough for me to leave Reddit, and that's before the shit he said about the vulnerable users of his site (essentially seeing them as dollar signs - I know CEOs are scummy but holy fuck).
The frontend is basically Elk which I'm trying on my microblog/Mastodon account. It's really nice and I don't blame Mozilla for replacing the standard Mastodon frontend with it.
Vivaldi used their Web Panels feature to promote their instance, and Mastodon has a decent vertical UI so it made it easy for them to add it through that it seems.
Gonna have to try pricing up a laptop for next year. Want to get a MacBook next year for Final Cut after having tried it on a Hackintosh. Not looking forward to pricing up the memory lol
I wouldn't mind followers-only federation of Threads. My issue would be that the flow of posts from there (if it reaches the federated timeline anyway) would be a burden for moderation.
Shrek 2 is mid as fuck and the cover of I Need a Hero was its only saving grace. I really don't get why people ham it up as one of the best films of all time.
Forbes has fell off in recent times so it's not surprising the article feels that way
Bypass Paywalls was removed by Mozilla IIRC. It is on GitHub though so you can just install the .xpi just fine.