The thing is, some need to publicly complain/call out shitty behaviour of our corporate masters. Now paired with someone who has quite the reach makes this even better so that unaware peeps notice this as well.

I mean you could also write your grocery list per hand.

Every browser released since 2020 supports this (custom elements that is), so I don’t see an issue with browser support.

You mean the Html template Element? I’ve never really got that to work, but I also never seriously tried.

Vanilla JS is perfectly fine to do basic interactive stuff. Data Binding is a bit trickier but can be achieved neatly with Web Components. I like it.

please tell

Hahahaha… No.

You (potentially) voted for this. You will suffer it as well!

Also all of my and everyones correspondence is confidental, now what? We in Germany have a law (Postgeheimnis) for that as well!

Didn’t Louis Rossmann made that statistic in regards of patreon or other direct donations vs YouTube ads?

Tomorrow liberty probably dies :(

Why do you need so many open tabs to begin with? What is your usecase?

but, is it an ethical alternative to AlternativeTo?

For some strange reason the control panel shows the update to macOS 14 even though when it was still on macOS 12 it didn’t show any updates.

I told the giftee if they want to update that they please make a backup first.

It seems that he is in fact a bloody window cleaner.

Yeah I’m not logged in.

2. But the giftee can also update to Sonoma.

Uhm how would be it insecure?

If it would be my device and not a gift I would, yeah :)

I find this behaviour super strange. Why can’t I see replies on a twitter post when I’m on a smartphone regardless of desktop or mobile version of that page.

User repairability and serviceability should be(come) mandatory!

Apples excuse is Battery Life since their mobile safari is apparently more energy conserving than other browsers.

Planned obsolescence: the other day I was setting up a refurbished MacBook air from 2017. It officially runs only up to macOS 12. I wanted to install apple’s productivity suite iWorks (pages, keynotes, numbers) on it.

But the AppStore said I would need macOS 13 to download and install it. Why the eff doesn’t it allow me to install an older version of those apps, and why does the 2017 not support macOS 13?

So I installed Open core Legacy Patcher, built a macOS 13 installer. Installed 13 with absolutely no issues and finally was able to install iWorks.

Any non versed or risk taking user would need to buy a newer Mac… good job apple.