m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@annika
Binding application windows to a particular workspace also helps, e.g. I always have Matrix client in workspace 1, so when I need it I hit Win/Cmd/Super + 1 and there I go, I always have web browser in workspace 4 — similarly: Super + 4 and here it is! Way better than switching between windows the "traditional" way.

@annika
Ah, it's a custom bar — that is why it looks unusual to me.
I'm using a built-in bar — I use colour emoji for workspace names so they are more descriptive, but seeing colour Firefox icon still surprised me 😄
I'm using sway on most of my machines — it's not for everyone perhaps, but once you learn or remap the shortcuts and bind the software you use most often to the keys of your preference, it gets quite comfy.

@annika
Lagrange looks amazing as usual! 🤩

Is that still sway? 🤔

@paninid @kevinrothrock
And what is Russia HOAX? 🤔

@santiago @EkpyroticFrood
I agree, even an email or a website address would already be "too complicated" in this case 😔
I used to do that with electronic musicians in pre or early social media days — find out their name and then look them up, but sadly it's not what most people are up to these days.

@meduza_unshackled
> логическими и бюрократическими задачами
> логическими
ты отдаёшь наркотики нам ИЛИ мы сажаем тебя в тюрьму 🤔

@randahl
He might have had different drugs in mind 😏
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/01/21/trump-pardons-ulbricht-silk-road-00199848

@fiore @nyanide
It's complicated…
When your Windows machine is a part of domain, users can have "roaming profiles" so their settings stay in sync no matter what computer they log into.
And there are 3 directories under %HomePath%/AppData :
Roaming — settings that are synced
Local — things that aren't
LocalLow — things used by software running in "protected mode", this used to be a thing in NT, offered a degree of isolation, not sure it's still used in modern Windows

@EkpyroticFrood @santiago
There is a static website generator for musicians/bands in the vein of BandCamp: https://codeberg.org/simonrepp/faircamp
It's easy to use and the result looks quite nice, and the best part — it's static, you can just upload the files to any hosting.
But it's no replacement as a communication platform, PixelFed is nice as Insta replacement, but I think it takes some skill to self-host and it still requires your fans to have any Fedi account.

@santiago
> started automatically following JD Vance unwillingly
For real?! 😲 A setup like this is just… vile!

@fiore @nyanide
%AppData%/../LocalLow 🤪

@neural_meduza
Но сперва ведь нужно разработать и внедрить Единый Реестр Взяток — всего за какие-то 1,5 миллиарда рублей 😉

@talktomeabouttech
Is Google making preparations for the next stage of anti-trust? 🤔

@Jasperthecat
Oh my, I'm really short on cats 🙀
Having only two doesn't seem enough for living in Russia!

@snacks @dagda
They do! If it's not something they can reach the obvious way, e.g. they keep track of mega on AeroWalk, but not red armour.
Q3 bots are actually also pretty good, AFAIK it was the same guy who make Omicron bots for original Quake who developed them and Omicron bots were innovative for the time — they weren't as good as e.g. Frog bots on popular maps, but they could build dynamic waypoints so they could play any map.