Oh great, after this update Firefox also looks like it's rendered at 1080p on my 4K display. That's usually only an issue with applications running with XWayland, but I confirmed it's really using Wayland
Young teens play a game on their TV, blissfully unaware of the lack of makefiles its manufacturer previously provided to those requesting its source code.
@mizah It doesn't have to be a notification, just indicating that you sent a request in the past on the button (e.g. labelling it "another follow request") would be plenty
Seriously, who came up with the idea that rejected follow requests shouldn't be indicated anywhere in the UI? Surely I'm not the only one who can't keep track of the "request follow" buttons I clicked, inadvertently spamming people who rejected it before, right?
@igwigg It's a claim popping up all the time that places like Twitter, Bluesky or fedi are somehow digital town squares where a healthy exchange of ideas takes place. Elon popularized this idea and that alone makes me not like it. Twitter under Elon stands for anything, but not a "healthy exchange of ideas."
Randomly remembering starting with my job and my boss asking me how I'm doing with my tasks. He said something like "it's good to be under some pressure at all times."
But all these years since then have only shown me that I may get my tasks done, maybe explore some things, but I never have enough time to do things properly. Everything feels like a hack I will have to fix later. How is this a desirable state?