Also yodajammies and imayoda

I can’t imagine cleaning yourself with just dry sheets of paper. I wish bidets were available at public restrooms.

I found it too limited and broken. For example, the app names don’t work when you increase the rows/columns, you can only use the default number if you want icon titles.

When I was trying different numbers of rows/columns, it would wipe all the apps I added each time I changed it.

Widgets are buggy and can crash the launcher.

Honestly, I think the only people who suggest this launcher are people who only use default settings. I need lots of customization.

Oh wow. Yeah, it hasn’t been updated for 6 years. Damn, I didn’t realize how long I’ve been using it.

Update: I’ve been using this feature in uBlock for a couple of days as a replacement, and it’s really nowhere near the same as uMatrix. I might just keep using uMatrix until it stops working.

But Lion-O, Kit and Kat are in trouble!

Just needs an API and an export/import feature.

uMatrix makes this easy. Made by the creator of uBlock Origin.

This is a great example of where linking to a blog post about an announcement is better than linking to the announcement itself:

after digging a bit deeper, I discovered that there was originally a longer, more detailed announcement that was later scrapped. I found it in a GitLab commit made by Jean. [Link to GitLab comment in article]

Good job, itsfoss.com

Would you please give a quick tl;dr of the marketing campaign you speak of?

I’m not sure how this comment is relevant to this conversation. My point is that this post is seeming minimizing the effort required to fight against the different causes of cortisol and may even make the situation worse.

Exactly. This post makes it seem easy. Which can be infuriating when you’re struggling with it already.

What’s the context of the sign? Is it a Photoshop?

I’ve only ever heard people saying these kinds of posts make them feel worse, rather than being helpful.

It makes it seem like “it’s so simple, just be happy and the stress will go away” while they, obviously, already want that but it feels unattainable to them. Thus making them feel even more like there’s something wrong with them because they can’t achieve something that is portrayed as a simple thing.

I get the intent of this post is in the right place, but in this case the execution is done poorly. It’s best to leave this sort of thing to people more skilled and knowledgeable in the very important nuances of this kind of communication.

This post is basically “there’s a lot of stress and anxiety right now. try feeling good”

No shit

I think it would be important to include current version information on the cards. For example, Pocketbase is still very much in beta and they make breaking changes pretty frequently.

Edit response:

Yes, I am salty with you like it is your decision… to provide shitty information about GoDaddy that is irrelevant to the conversation. Your company’s choice to make stupid decisions has nothing to do with how scummy GoDaddy is. But it was your decision to come here to talk about the subject and spout garbage.

Here’s a copy of that image without the watermarks

I’ve worked with tons of clients that have “successfully used GoDaddy for years” while they are paying far more for a domain that nearly any other registrar, they are forced to pay for a basic SSL certificate that is free anywhere else, they are tricked into buying services that that don’t need and literally makes things worse and more difficult.

But ask someone who actually knows webdev and web hosting and you’ll hear all about the issues that are there in plain sight.

GoDaddy very simply preys on people who don’t know any better.

That’s not a good argument for GoDaddy. It just means that you and your company don’t care and are not qualified to make any claims about GoDaddy’s actual service.

The problem is they are screwing you over without you knowing about it. Just because you’re oblivious doesn’t mean it’s not happening. Yes, they make it easy to give them money, but the services they provide are horrendous when you know how they compare.

Of course, if you’re not qualified to determine how bad they are then you’re not going to see much of it. Just like if you don’t know anything about cars and your mechanic charges you way too much and for things that you don’t need, like “blinker fluid”, and you just think “oh this is fine”, that doesn’t mean that’s not an awful mechanic.