Labwc allows for all kinds of menus on root. You can freely define a menu and open it on a click action.

Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Ernährung (DGE) empfiehlt Erwachsenen, täglich etwa 1,5 Liter Flüssigkeit in Form von Getränken aufzunehmen.

Da würde ich wohl verdursten. Hab ’ne 1,5-Liter-Flasche, die mache ich mir zweimal am Tag voll und trinke sie leer.

Na wenn Sie drum bitten!

But no extra tools needed on either side.

Between Android phones or Android->Windows Quick Share exists. Between all other devices Bluetooth can be used for sharing.

I hoped for a screenshot of a funny comment of someone promoting their software under a video of some wild intercourse.

Apropos. Gibt es in Deutschland eigentlich echte Fahrradstraßen?

Incognito is only good for one reason: Not having those sites in the browsing history.

Easy to learn, hard to master, used for things it wasn’t created for.

Yep.

If you want to open Edge without actually wanting to open it, just accidentally click on one of the advertisements in the main menu or any info area widget. Those ignore the default browser and always open Edge.

My friend works for a company which requires her to use Microsoft specific application

So the company needs to provide said friend with all the needed software.

I just sit in the hut and enjoy my food while the dinosaur is starving outside.

Sounds okay to me.

Web 2.0 or: “Instead of loading all code from the same URL the website now needs a dozen of different scripts from a dozen of different URLs, gives a shit about CSP and only shows a blank page when JS and/or cookies are disabled.”

How generous of them that we’re allowed to install software on our mobile computers that we own.

I cannot see anything bad here. Blocking an actively malicious actor should be the norm.

"Your code has an issue here's a fix for that".

Corporate: no.

It’s called “installing”.

“Sideloading” is a term created by app store owners to frame installing software from outside their walled gardens as shady/illegal/questionable/problematic/whatever.

No-one would say, “I’m sideloading this application” when not using your distribution’s package manager on your desktop or laptop computer. Why call it sideloading when installing software on your pocket computer, then?

Firefox it is again?

They once were a promising alternative to MS GitHub but now they’re going down the same route.