It’s in the tab overview menu https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tab-overview-menu

I think acknowledging that there may be things we don’t know and if you’re trying not to be tracked not carrying a phone is probably smart makes sense. The people making these sweeping assertions about how phones work in general with no evidence not so much.

The point is that librewolf is downstream of Firefox. They are not equipped to maintain an entire browser if Firefox goes the way of the dodo

Would you mind sharing why you think that?

Couldn’t you just, like, turn it off?

Business leadership is a club with a specific culture. To be in the club you have you drink the cool aid, so unfortunately most of them have the same mentality

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Pretty sure people are capable of calling out your victim blaming bullshit and acknowledging who the real criminals are at the same time. If the comment is unimportant to you just admit you were wrong and move on instead of making ridiculous arguments like this.

Fish and Kate hell yeah 🤜 🤛

I think WSL is pretty much a developer thing in reality

so how is this not the default case in Windows?

It actually is now

Are you seriously so dense that you can’t see how a trans person could want a forum where they don’t have to see people actively hating them?

Something people may not realize is that the deck serves as a target system for developers of pc games. Obviously at some point a new target makes sense, but there is a careful balance in release frequency if that target status is to be maintained.

For instance you mention steam deck verified - when steam deck 2 comes out, does steam deck verified get bifurcated where a game can get certified for either system separately? Does it just reference steam deck 2 at that point? Not easy questions

I would be surprised of that was the case. Valve said they wouldn’t release another one until there was a generational improvement and I don’t think we’re there.

VR headsets are still niche, and a lot of people find them uncomfortable for long sessions and/or get nauseous using them.

Fair. I just think is prudent to draw a line between natural difficulty and cultural resistance to change.

They’re historically relatable because they’re based on author’s life. The author’s life currently happens to be living in a country where one constantly worries about these topics.

Moreover, codebase in pure funcional languages is hard to understand and maintain, that’s why they are rarely used in production.

This is incorrect. They are rarely used because procedural languages have momentum. It’s way more likely you’ll get Joe Codemonkey to learn and be productive quickly with functional features added to a procedural language than to learn and be productive quickly with an entirely different paradigm. So that’s what happens.

My systems work fine how they are and I’ve used Linux for years without ever encountering the issues they claim to solve.

It depends on the repository. The big distro repositories will have security patches as part of maintenance even if they don’t pull the latest updates. Newer code can also add vulnerabilities in addition to fixing them. There are also rolling release distros that keep up to date.