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I can't get over 0.00 most of the time because no one's leeching 😭
Idk how I'm even supposed to get a good ratio
Tbh this is kinda making me want to spin up a Lemmy instance to try out this tool haha
Police officer emptied his entire mag on the car the suspect was sitting in after an acorn fell on its roof because he thought the suspect was shooting at him. I think his partner did the same. The suspect wasn't hit tho.
Someone else commented that this dude often posts stuff like this and it's not satire...
This thread really makes me appreciate how good I have it...
The world if big rice 🤤
It's not illegal to know. OpenAI decides what ChatGPT is allowed to tell you, it's not the government.
I'm pretty sure that was the joke
‘It scars you for life’: Workers sue Meta claiming viewing brutal videos caused psychological trauma
This is about the people who have to check if this stuff is violating the rules, not users who happened to see it
Installing an adblocker like uBlock Origin improves performance but aside from that I don't think there's a lot you can do
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Title bars for non-GTK apps look ugly
(lemmy.ml)
Is there a way to make those title bars look more like GTK 4? Here's what they look like:
It doesn't really fit into the desktop because of the gradient and the buttons.
You posted this 3 times btw haha
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This doesn't seem to happen when I view any other community. It's been like this for about 15 minutes, I think. Someone else on that community also had this issue: https://lemmy.ml/post/1214299
If every app on your phone was constantly running and asking the server for new messages, it would drain a lot of battery. That's why phones instead use a single app that asks a notification server if any new notifications are there. The way it works is if you e.g. get a WhatsApp message, the WhatsApp server tells the notification server that you have a new message, then when the notification app asks that server for new messages, the server will tell it that there's a new WhatsApp notification. Then the notification app wakes up WhatsApp and tells it there's a new notification, then WhatsApp checks for new messages and shows you the notification.
Most apps use Apple's system (whatever it's called) on iOS or Google's Firebase on Android for that. There are also apps that let you use the open standard UnifiedPush, which let's you use any notification app or server you want.