Notices by Kevan (kev@dragonscave.space)

@Blobsta @Fragglemuppet Alt+E ends the process, after you arrow to the process use that to kill apps. They have made it very, very sluggish though.

@Fragglemuppet Yeah they supposedly have a beta, but not sure if it's even that far along.

@Fragglemuppet Oh are you on the beta?

@GreenSkyOverMe Is it a desktop? Turn off monitor and speakers. Or if it's a laptop move it?

Dropbox is laying off 20 percent of its workforce https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/dropbox-is-laying-off-20-percent-of-its-workforce-151023877.html

I'm not sure what's coming and not coming to 3rd-party apps, but Mastodon is getting an update...
https://www.engadget.com/social-media/mastodons-new-notifications-wont-blow-up-your-phone-after-a-viral-post-anymore-211215016.html

Cards Against Humanity is suing SpaceX for trespassing and filling its property with ‘space garbage’ https://www.engadget.com/science/space/cards-against-humanity-is-suing-spacex-for-trespassing-and-filling-its-property-with-space-garbage-181828453.html

@Mason What will you do with the domain? Sorry to see the instance go. I've thought about hosting my own but said "fuck it".

@ATLeagle I imagine it won't be on by default for people/organizations who don't want it.

Santa asked if I'd been naughty or nice.

I immediately invoked my right to remain silent and demanded my lawyer.

With iOS 17, Apple changed the default iPhone notification sound – and many users didn’t like it. Some said it was too quiet; others simply preferred the old sound. But there wasn’t much you could do about it – until now.

How to change iPhone default notification sound - 9to5Mac https://9to5mac.com/2023/12/11/how-to-change-iphone-default-notification-sound/

@patrickcmiller @Em0nM4stodon I've already decided on closing my account if X goes paid-only, and barely use it now anyway.

@dragonmantank @ppatel I uninstalled that a couple of weeks ago and now use Firefox. Remember that big news about Google trying to DRM the web?

@dragonmantank @ppatel Use Brave, same engine as Chrome apparently.

@RuffleMUTT @Gargron You cannot, but you wouldn't want to. I hear that thing is very sluggish and probably gets bogged down a lot.