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You absolutely do not say you-ber in english

I've found appimages to be a bit of a pain in the past because they're portable, so you need to have a place to put them

Hating a group of people is not innocuous.

...how exactly does your system background colour include personal information?

You absolutely can get it by installing the package! https://itsfoss.com/use-unity-ubuntu-17-10/ That's the beauty of desktop Linux Imo. If you change your mind, you can just chang…

Tilt your phone.

Slight correction: Minecraft used lwjgl 2 as an OpenGL binding. It never used libgdx.

May I ask why

Officially it's macOS now.

Dyslexics

I used to have an amd hackintosh with an a10, and I used premiere pro and Photoshop all the time with no issues.

Keep an eye out on gog.com, there's some cool point and click stuff on there. Teenagent isn't bad, and I think it's free on gog

The creator of APL was actually originally from my town. Unfortunately that's the only interesting thing about my town. Cool language though, the use of symbols as keywords is... I…

I agree that it's probably safe, but SVG can contain script tags.

Toast is the official ux name for a popup notification.

Just a heads up, HN butchered the title

I'd use ELinks or Links2 over Links, AFAIK the originall Links is no longer maintained. There's also partial JS support in ELinks which fixes some sites that require it.

oh, duh.

clojure is lisp on the jvm. not sure about elm.

Oh my god, I've been looking for something like this for like a full year. This is awesome.

Because it's fun, mostly. Also I have a lot of trouble actually remembering things and keeping my projects straight. By writing blog posts, even if I don't publish them, I can keep…

Gtk# is... OK. I've used it a little bit and for the most part it implements everything the C/C++ version does.

True. Or it gets rolled into mongodb as a sort of .net version

Not saying setting itself as the default browser is a good thing or anything, but Firefox also pins to taskbar automatically. Chrome does too IIRC.