What would that be for? It’s hard to search the internet for.

I think I remember from my Ubuntu days that I used it to switch JREs? Arch has something for that!

That or both wrong and an asshole. I was trying to be charitable.

I think you’re confused. It’s really easy to use. You have to learn 3–4 command line flags instead of subcommands, but that’s all that separates it from others in usage patterns.

I agree with all you said, but suggesting to use a specific browser only when not connected to the web is kinda funny.

The founders died from things they were for: uncontrolled gun access and unvaccinated exposure to viruses.

Conservatives are anti-abortion, so a karmic death from that would be dying before or at childbirth because of being unable to abort.

But of course that doesn’t pan out since rich conservatives always have access to abortion. The rules are for everyone else, not for them.

Sure, in isolation, but we were talking and I’ve been on the pro-Firefox side the whole time!

Exactly, thus Firefox.

No Firefox, no forks

Whenever someone mentions accessibility to shit on Wayland, but doesn’t actually give a single detail about which kind, they’re always concern trolling and aren’t actually missing anything themselves.

I get that in the abstract! Even though I haven’t seen a single Wayland-related error message ever lol

Idk what that means. For me, that stuff is just an implementation detail. What dogma is there?

Mozilla is literally the only browser vendor that ever gave a fuck about use privacy.

And the only one that has a nonprofit fountain structure that is designed to keep it that way.

Or do you know something I don’t?

Try cargo-binstall

No, why would they?

Probably

huh, that is right up our alley, but were kinda always felt that there’s a secret echelon of “really professional companies” that gets contracted by NASA

Nushell is pretty nice. It’s the good parts of “what Microsoft is doing”, i.e. real structured data in a shell-like language and real error handling.