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unhrpetby @sh.itjust.works
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Xenia doesn't like Systemd
  • We can use dinit, s6, runit, and openrc.

    There are more, but these are all top contenders.

    I switched to dinit recently, it uses declarative service management (like systemd unit files). Very clean, fast, lightweight, and portable.

  • XDG_CONFIG_HOME
  • Yes. ~/.mozilla. Its annoying.

    You can fix it with a hack by putting a shell script in your path (before the original firefox) that consist of:

    #!/bin/sh
    
    HOME='/home/engywuck/.local/share/firefox' /usr/bin/firefox
    

    Call that instead of the original firefox from now on. it will create the "librewolf" folder in ~/.local/share and chuck its junk in there.

    Edit: This bug has been open for TWENTY YEARS.

    Honestly ridiculous.

  • Dragon Rider banned from a bunch of communities
  • you have to respect everyone's pronouns, even if you think they are trolling, because its not up for debate and you don't get to set conditions before you start calling someone by the right [...].

    The issue is, they are up to debate. You cannot have your pronoun be a 1000 character long word, or a slur, and expect other people to respect it, even though they can, few probably will.

    The existence of these obvious scenarios means that you shouldn't claim to respect everyone's pronouns, when there are times where you wouldn't.

    Respect of pronouns is not binary. It is a gradient. An instance or community can choose rules somewhere on the gradient, but if you choose to allow all, then you will suffer similar issues to those who who claim to "tolerate all" types of behavior on their instance.

    Just don't choose an absolute stance, and then these issues won't arise.

  • Discord requiring you to add a phone number **after** the creation of your account
  • The data collected sounds like a nothing-burger. Of course they collect the data you upload, and of course they store data (like messages) that need to continue to be networked to clients.

    How they use the data does sound like corporate trash though.