sweet, glad to know it generally works with linux. this is available in my part of the world. been shopping around for a personal for-work laptop since my company is stingy. And I plan to move on anyways.

The wonder of scaled sorting unearthed this post for me

I have a Nextool mini flagship, that not only have a main tool pliers and a nail file, it also has main tool scissors. Unfortunately the nail file is useless. Expected for the price

Another Chinese brand that I can think of is Roxon. They have a few mini plred based multitools. I think they have files. Though I fail to remember specific models

How about a sog powerpint if you don’t want a double headed pliers and scissors multi tool. It has pliers as the main tool and a file

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When Gemini can find the information, they added flowery “social” bullshit before, in the middle and after the information I asked for wasting my time

Which laptop did you buy if you don’t mind sharing?

Eh, I’ve had lukewarm luck that Firefox sync works for it over the years I flip flop around browsers and installs.

I’d rather do it right the first time than flipping a coin that it works this time.

Oh that’s a shame. Well I guess I’ll try Zen then

Pre buy out, Opera was kind of moving towards what Proton is doing now.

Now Vivaldi sets to continue that trajectory.

It’s weird that Mozilla didn’t. If they do it now they’ll look like copycats, and they’ve burnt a lot of supporters with their TOS boogaloo it would take a lot from them to claw back some of those supporters

Copying the profile folder should do it

You should also copy profiles.ini (which indicates the path of the working/available profiles)

I see, thank you. That seems to be what I found out when I researched this as well.

If they are too behind the version that the profile is from then there might be “forwards compatibility” issues

Good point. I’m still using Mozilla’s firefox, but am planning to try out Zen Browser, or go with Waterfox if Zen’s Arc Browser style isn’t up to my needs. For example, I’m very happy with the sideberry add-on on firefox.

idk why I skipped colemak-dh long ago when I found out about it. and idk if I want to change now after more than a decade using colemak lol

Breaking your muscle memory from QWERTY to a new layout is always challenging. Good luck and all the best!

Personally I learned to touch type QWERTY in college because I can’t type fast enough to flame people in online PvP games. Shameful past, glad I’m not doing it anymore

Then it helped in actual college paperwork, but even that it felt slow, on top of getting self diagnosed carpal tunnel syndrome.

“There must be a better way” and lo I hunkered down to learn colemak

Still couldn’t get more typing speed from my QWERTY speed from what I remember—learned Colemak 2011 and did typing speed tests frequently back then—but I’m not getting anymore pain from typing since, so it’s a massive win

One of the reason I can think of is some kind of “match” making. idk I never played with randoms. I especially do not want to play with randoms in a game that “requires” mic input for the monster mechanics.

Also probably P2P or player-hosted is such a foreign concept nowadays, since almost anything online-only is all centralized.

I use Thunder on Android for my lemmy.zip account.

Interstellar for my kbin.earth and fedia.io accounts.

Trying out piefed with piefed.social because of their Topics and custom feeds. No “release ready” mobile apps yet, but IIRC either Interstellar or Thunder is trying out supporting piefed.

I think I’m going to like piefed for the custom feeds. That’s my most missed function from reddit, the multireddits. Their default Topics works well enough, but I have my opinions on it, and piefed allow I can set my own.

I don’t really use other fedithings. I’m like the normies, I want some kind of algo-feeding for microblogging and whatever instagram is categorised as, except for the threadiverse/reddit-like.