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There's alternative GUIs for editing the menu that you can try, for example MenuLibre. I assume, MenuLibre allows adjusting that freely, but I haven't actually tried it.

But yeah, as @DmMacniel@feddit.de already pointed out, what these GUIs do, is just editing the .desktop file, which you can also edit with a text editor.
You probably already have a file for the application you're trying to correct underneath ~/.local/share/applications/. If you don't, then copy it to there from /usr/share/applications/.
And then find the [Desktop Entry] section and edit (or add) the value for Icon= to contain the absolute path to the image file you want to use.

Normally, the menu picks up such changes immediately, but if in doubt, you can try logging out and back in...

So, what's the yellow stuff for? To keep the bags from sticking together?

Yeah, I have watched videos of the guy before and would be down for 4 hours of it, but not if it's about how FluffyMcWuffington stole the pixels from sbubby82...

I don't even understand which part of the tree experience these tanks are supposed to replace. Are they really just there to pick up CO2? Because you can also plant a forest outside the city for that.

You'll miss out on all the other tree benefits, but so you also will with these glass tanks.

Well, those will work in Firefox just fine...

Yeah, people will use anything, if it comes as default...

Sure, yeah. The way I imagine this would work out best for humanity, is if companies are forced to open up platforms they provide, when they have e.g. more than 40% market saturation with that.

Most small platforms will want to strive for interoperability with the dominant platforms anyways, so this threshold is just to keep the burden of regulation low.

In practice, this might mean that Twitter would be forced to allow federation with Mastodon.
Or that Microsoft is forced to open-source the code for the Windows API.
Or that Reddit is blocked from closing up their third-party API.

Ultimately, I don't think, it even needs to be as concrete. I feel like even a law stating that if you're providing a platform, you need to take special care to keep competition alive (along with some detailing what this entails), and then leaving it up to a judge to decide, would work.

The GDPR is implemented like that and while most larger companies are IMHO in violation of the GDPR, I also feel like most larger companies actually did go from atrocious privacy handling to merely bad privacy handling, which is an incredible success.

That's effectively all I'm hoping for, too. That dominant platforms can't just stagnate for multiple decades anymore. That they do have to put in at least a small bit more effort to stay in that dominant position.

Yeah, I imagine the reaction to bullying is quite different, depending on whether you still have people standing up for you. Due to toxic masculinity and previous friendships having broken apart just before, I was practically left to my own devices and I was too young to be proud of anything without a third party recognizing it...

I watched it on my phone in 1080p60 and the scale didn't bother me. It's not like I have to read a lot of text and the precise position of the player character is mostly irrelevant, too. Like, if you get hit by a train or something, the screen will flash red and you'll react to it, too, so I'll know what's going on.

Well, and I don't look at the screen at all times anyways. 🙃

Would like to see more of this journey...

Yeah, I could imagine their legal department actually making up a sizeable chunk, with how much the music industry loves to sue.

Yeah, and from what I understand, learning the language itself isn't the hard part. It actually has rather few concepts. What's difficult, is learning how to program a computer correctly without all the abstractions and safety measures that modern languages provide.

Even structured programming had to be added to COBOL in a later revision. That's if/else, loops and similar.

The modding community won't be terribly motivated to build on top of their base game either, if the base game doesn't feel worth playing for long...