Getting an error trying to access this:

https://den.dev/blog/pihole has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.

I’m on Thunder and I just labeled you as “taught me that users can be labeled”

Does anyone have recommendations who to follow on pixelfed?

https://pixelfed.org/

I’m still trying to find a good beard trimmer and electric toothbrush that charge with USB-C.

These are the only gadgets i have left that aren’t charged with USB-C.

twitter.c*m

SEO ruination

How do you get your RSS content?

One of these things is not like the others

Thanks for the suggestion, I haven’t heard of Vivaldi before

The main reason I haven’t switch to Firefox is that it doesn’t have a “tab group” feature nearly as functional, polishedg and usable as Chrome’s.

But i wanna do the other way around–i wanna get Mastadon content on my Lemmy client

I still haven’t figured out how to get content posted on Mastadon in my Lemmy feed. I’m using Thunder for Android as my client

“DDG” refers to DuckDuckGo

just writing this for others who might’ve been confused like i was before looking it up

I asked chatGPT what Wayland is since the article contains no explanation

In this context, “Wayland” refers to a protocol and a display server protocol used in Linux operating systems. It’s an alternative to the more established X Window System (X11). The article highlights that Firefox version 121.0 has integrated support for Wayland by default, indicating that the browser can now utilize Wayland’s capabilities directly on modern Linux desktops without relying on XWayland compatibility layer, thereby enhancing performance and compatibility with the native display server protocol.

I’ll add that what I’m currently looking for is “Pimsleur Dutch”, a language learning audio guide.

Here are the current results in thepiratebay.org

The top result has only 2 seeders, only contains the first of three chapters, and is very outdated (from 2008).