Notices by libewa :progress_pride: (libewa@chaos.social)

@dalias @Bahay @peppermintos
Also, Hyprland/Omarchy (which I presume this was about, you deleted your post) has bad technical merit as well. Omarchy‘s original code is 100% slop; and Hyprland (or specifically, Hyprportal) has had some bad security holes as well.
#hyprland #omarchy #linux

@peppermintos
Wasn't XLibre maintained by one of the [Weird Little Guys of FOSS](https://drewdevault.com/weird-guys/#metux)?

> The code of conduct is just “404” in a text file, and the README has been cleaned up but was initially mostly just a rant about the RedHat DEI big-tech conspiracy theory.

Bis zum 6. April verdoppelt die Sparkasse noch die über WirWunder.de gesammelten #Spenden. Hier möchte ich für ein mir nahestehendes Projekt werben:
Die Restauration des historischen Triebwagens Nummer 92 aus dem Jahr 1922 durch den #TSNV #Karlsruhe ist im Laufe des letzten Jahres gut vorangeschritten. Für die letzten Schritte sind jedoch noch einmal weitere Mittel erforderlich. Spendet also gerne über den folgenden Link für unsere „rollende Ausstellung“!

https://www.wirwunder.de/project/155094

@dalias @rysiek
Ok, yes. *That* is despicable.

@dalias @rysiek
Yes. But, to take one of my projects: a live departure viewer. Not enough for a native app, too much for a one-time GET.

@dalias @rysiek
Well, there are legitimate reasons to develop applications running in the browser engine (portability as the main one).
The problem is article sites pushing advertisement bullshit into everything, and you can‘t really do that if the user just enables Reader Mode. So, make your document tree useless for everything but proprietary CSS and JS.
A web dev should just be someone developing applications for the browser engines, like iOS devs for iPhone apps.