lime!

oh this was a while ago, i currently don’t have a homelab. i gave up waiting for mods to update and then it slipped my mind.

do you use a premade compose file or did you write your own? i started out my own but it quickly got very complicated…

oh?

macos is a certified unix.

no, linux is a unix-like. macos is an actual unix.

hibernation is in general not supported with full disk encryption, and is not recommended. you can do it but it’s a hassle and will lead to hangs on wakeup if you don’t configure it correctly. i gave up on it.

until you need a ^ and have to deal with dead keys

XFCE looks closest shape-wise. it also has the advantage that you can customise it using css.

while not exactly what you’re looking for, DesktopPal97 may be worth looking into as a base for your own theme.

finally i can get a working wifi driver on opensuse aeon again

yeah that’d do it. on X11 this is a solved problem, but wayland delegates the responsibility to the wm, and i don’t think anyone other than gnome has actually implemented it. another one of the paper cuts that makes it hard for me to make the switch.

in most systems this is global. it’s provided by the desktop and programs just see a copy/paste event. are you on wayland by any chance?

through titles sure. but that’s not what i need from any site.

that is… pretty neat. is there some way to get it to interop with a browser’s bookmarks?

if only there was a fuzzy content search included. usually i don’t remember the page, or the topic, but just like… a quote.

that’s actually a good use for this local ai stuff, take the contents of pages i bookmark and auto-tag it based on that. for that matter, archive the contents as well.

i use bookmarks for sites i access frequently, like a speed dial thing. i’ve set up my bookmarks toolbar to be in-line with the address bar and icon-only, so that it blends in with the rest of the interface. if i’m just going to go back to something one time i leave a tab open until i get time.

if i bookmark something i will never look at it again

sweden also had this but they stopped sending out fines because they were a company masquerading as a government agency which is basically fraud. there is an explicit carve-out in the law for making private copies of things, and we already pay a “copying fee” when buying media that can be copied to so they had no way of proving whether you were pirating or doing backups.

they have been publicly audited multiple times, their stack is open source, they require no info about you at all (paying cash is possible), their architecture is tor-like in that connections bounce around inside their network before leaving for a destination.

i can indeed see, and if the things the greek ad-article are saying but are not in the text of the law are true then it is very troubling and will probably result in sanctions from the EU, because the union have been on the asses of the greek government for years now to get them to curb corruption. it is also even more reason to get a vpn.

your link has nothing about the EU forcing the issue, in fact this seems to blatantly fly in the face of eu law.