There’s more than one Musk!? 😱

Sadly Lidl trollies in the UK doesn’t. At least not at my local.

Their trollies used to have plastic hooks fitted to the front of the trolly, but they’ve been removed for some reason 😪

Thanks! I’ll try this next time when I get one of these popups.

Interesting 🤔 “intercept” as in to rip them?

And suppose a friend asked me how you do that. What should I tell them?

This sounds like the Netflix model.

Yo ho, yo ho!

Hello 👋🏻 fellow AdGuard user here. This extension never gets much mention – people seem to prefer AdBlock and uBlock Origin for whatever reason – but I’m very happy with AdGuard and have used it for years now.

I don’t have any issues reading articles online. I wonder if we’re subscribed to different filter lists.

I believe there’s a filter called “anti-adblocker” or something – I would suggest you enable that if you don’t already have it enabled. My understanding is that it’ll block scripts that check if you have an adblocker – resulting in fewer of those “please disable your adblocker” banners.

Yep 🤦🏻‍♂️

This isn’t even about AI. Regular search engines will also provide results reflecting the thing you asked for.

They can still reject the proposal. Just because they’re built upon Chromium, doesn’t mean they need to utilise or retain every feature Google adds to it.

Agreed. News about X is not news about technology.

What better way to create the image of a thriving userbase, than for your userbase to literally create the image.

I do think Firefox gets a degraded experience on some websites.

For example, Google Meet supports virtual video backgrounds and 3D face filters for Chromium based browsers.

And Google Search serves up an older results page design with fewer features to Firefox users. Someone has literally had to create a Firefox addon to make it pretend to be Chrome so it gets the modern results page.

I realise these are both Google-owned websites - but I don’t think it’s accurate to say that the average user isn’t going to come up across these differences.

/s

This is where I have to give credit to modern WiFi routers and mesh access points.

The ones I’ve owned most recently allow you to switch off the LED lights in the admin control panel. I can even set them on a schedule if I want them on during the day (to indicate status) and off at night (so I can sleep).

Much better than old routers which used to flash whenever data was being broadcast.

I’m pretty sure Virgin Media used to do this until recently

Out of interest, what’s your preferred choice nowadays? I’ve always preferred to stick with Debian-derived distros so I don’t need to learn a different package manager (silly, I know).

I guess I like the comfort/predictably of Ubuntu - I know what to expect, and how to fix it if things go wrong. But maybe I shouldn’t be limiting myself.

What are you running your VM in, out of interest? I’ve only ever used VirtualBox, but it’s not always that performant.

Screen and tmux are your friends in this situation. They can keep your vim session alive when your SSH connection drops, so you can reconnect and continue where you left off.

Asking for a friend, of course…

Do you have a sauce for that Google announcement about Reddit? I’m interested!