I’m using Notesnook. One thing that’s really annoying is the checklist feature. It’s so difficult to check off an item instead of hitting the text box. And changing it to read-only also disables the check boxes from being able to be changed.

Lichess is better.

Dich haben sie bei der Geburt drei Mal hochgeworfen und zwei Mal aufgefangen.

When you were born, they threw you three times and only caught you twice.

I use Arch (btw) on my daily driver too, but I recently switched to Mint on my server. Too much of a hassle to constantly update on Arch. Though I do miss the AUR.

No problem, I just used a reverse image searcher and combed through the results iteratively until I was satisfied there wasn’t a higher-res version somewhere.

Ich habe die Websites, die mit solchem Bullshit ankommen, mit DSGVO-Lösch-Mich-Requests behelligt. Mal schauen.

Highest resolution I could find was this:

Gotta love Chris (Simpsons artist).

Kann sein, dass ich zu müde bin, aber das hat mir gerade echt einen Lachflash gegeben. Danke fürs Pfostieren!

No, I uninstalled Boost and Infinity about a month ago and haven’t looked back.

I have been using Firefox for basically as long as I can remember and I love it. However, there’s one website that I go to Chromium for: GeoGuessr/Google Street View. For some reason it’s unbelievably slow and sluggish in Firefox whereas it works normally in Chromium. Why could this be? To be clear, it’s only the Street View part (and moving/panning/zooming) that’s slow on GeoGuessr.

Because they’d rather sell you a new phone than have you repair your device so it lasts longer. It’s capitalism at work. Same reason why everyone and their mom is moving their products to a subscription model. They want that steady flow of revenue rather than a one-off purchase price. I hate it but that’s what everything goes towards.

I could see someone wanting to change their display glass and if that’s not feasible due to availability or cost I could see that as a valid reason for a new phone but I agree that the battery is by far the biggest reason to change a phone.