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Maybe migrating to kbin.melroy.org

Bypass Paywall Clean got DMcaD

2y 2mon ago in piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com from twitter.com

I think you're confused. There is no warning letter, that's just the takedown notice sent at the same time as the takedown.

I know how to buy xorg users

2y 2mon ago in linuxmemes

have you tried plasma 6?

Could you please fuckıng not, Urban Dictionary?

2y 2mon ago in assholedesign from lemmy.sdf.org

By default, it's just undo text input when you either do a special swipe or tap the back, useful in e.g. the web browser. However applications can hook into this functionality to do their own stuff when the gesture is called.

No, the camera and library permissions always have been separate, it's just that Apple's official camera app integrates them. Think about it, one's hardware and the other one's basically software.

19-page PDF accuses Wikipedia of bias against Israel, suggests editors be forced to reveal their real names, and demands a new feature allowing people to view the history of Wikipedia articles

2y 2mon ago in nottheonion from signpost.news

assuming you're serious: it's not

I've just realized a mistake by the signpost headline: It only wants admins and above to do that (which is better I suppose?). I've amended the post body.

Also, reading the 3 pages of recommendations again, I don't think that's what it said:

Transparent Editing History: Ensure that all changes to articles are transparent and traceable.
This helps in identifying editors who may consistently introduce bias into articles.

That sounds like normal editing history for everything to me.

The Onion writes dumb soot on purpose to amuse people while including a disclaimer of "none of this is real".

A 'pedia written by invite only was Nupedia, which has been dead for a very long time. So basically you meant that the article suggests to add a forked history for a more neutral version? Not sure if that makes it dumber or smarter.

Put part of a LazyColumn under a Card

2y 2mon ago in kotlin@programming.dev