Come on, just include the text in the post body if you wrote it. Links are not what this community is for.

I think GNU is worth more than 0.5 Gemini

Not really world clocks, they just try to use JavaScript to display the device’s time.

Almost ¾ of each 8-bit part! That’s about 230x of the current space!

They check the other requirements too, presumably

Probably not, none of the [recent commits]https://github.com/allo-/ffprofile/commits/master/) mention AI.

I was talking about my country. Get Czech examples.

Maybe you want profiles with the same bookmarks but separate history and cookies? You can choose what to sync via a Mozilla account.

I haven’t tried this newly announced switcher but maybe it also gives you the choice, offline this time.

I never tried it but I assumed there would be no such arbitrary limitation. Guess I’ll edit my comment, thanks!

Profiles have been around for a very long time. They are collections of all browser data for a given user - pretty much all of the browser’s disk usage except for the executable itself. AFAIK the new switcher just makes using multiple profiles easier. Just keep in mind that profiles are completely isolated, and creating a new one is like a fresh Firefox install. You can copy profiles but the copies will not sync between each other unless you synchronize them with a Firefox account turns out you can’t have one Firefox account assigned both at the same time.

BTW when creating a new profile (not a copy), I suggest https://ffprofile.com/ to opt out of telemetry etc. easily.

Many old people will end up looking similar. He could pay millions for skin care or surgery but chooses not to.

We didn’t use to. There was some run-of-the-mill corruption but most perpetrators kept a low profile or got caught.

There’s plenty of concealed carry licences in Czechia, the per capita number is closer to the US’s than EU’s. The party will not survive without him. However, gun owners here are pretty chill AFAIK.

The thumb counts too so it should be 6

LL.M.?

Depends on where and when it’s from, it’s rare where I live. Also, makes no difference in terms of alphabetical sorting.

Wow, that’s a very informative article! I only knew about Faux Cyrillic, Greek, Vietnamese etc., which are parts of the text transformation, but not about the technique as a whole. I guess I’ll edit the Faux Cyrillic and “faux German” (Metal umlaut) articles to help anyone search for info about a cursed string they saw in a niche setting deep in Windows.

See, I’ve been wanting to make a post about Windows 11 suddenly being like

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and I needed the video to provide more context. I guess the Wikipedia article could be enough but it obviously doesn’t show screenshots.

Overall, localization on Windows has gotten worse, there are context blunders that wouldn’t have happened in XP days.

I mean, lemmy.world has to follow German law and reminder: saying “Palestinian people suffer” not followed by “…because of Hamas” is legally problematic there. Still, it’s easy to misjudge one’s relative freedom of speech: I am (un)lucky to live in a country with a higher rating than the US and it doesn’t stop populists from whining when people’s rights groups challenge their false and/or racist posters.

I think this is a higher percentage than Windows 11 if you include 16-bit ones from the 90s and early 2000s. (What was wrong with NTVDM64, anyway?)

By the way, there was a video by Enderman (or FlyTech, or similar) showing a Windows locale that looked ﻉกƚٱɼєℓץ ʟ𝔦к𝚎 Շዘﾉร, intended for English-speaking devs to test support for Unicode and unusually short/long strings in the UI. I haven’t been able to find it for years (the title, which was along the lines of “The Strangest Windows 8 Build” didn’t help). Has anyone seen it recently?