in about:config, try removing the pertinent domains from extensions.webextensions.restrictedDomains

i've never done this though, so caveat executor

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i bought my current phone because of its headphone jack

this is mostly about bluetooth, but some of it applies to usb-c + dongle:

i have a cheap pair of earphones in my pocket (which i'm prepared to lose). another by the door. a more expensive set of headphones upstairs. a speaker in the kitchen. and when i get in a friend's car or go to their house, i can just plug my phone in and it works without the aggravation of having to pair to their speaker

tell me, oh "you can just buy a dongle" people, what am i supposed to do? buy one and accept that i'll lose it all the time? buy 5 and keep one plugged into every 3.5mm i own and don't own?

plus, y'know - takes slightly more battery, hassle to pair, can't charge and use dongle, all the other obvious issues

-- source, full comments

long-pressing the "eternity" title seems to work, oddly

i don't know why this input was chosen, or how discoverable it is; but it works

sunarus said he didn't plan on doing so, for security reasons - see here for info

which on one hand is a shame, but i can see where he's coming from

interesting, i'll join

instance agnostic link: !show_lemmy@lemmy.ml

well it'd obviously have to be digital, and it would be nice if it were secure as well

maybe down the line we could get a high capacity version, or even xtreme capacity

then try reading the article

honestly i think it should be more like this (or this)

i know people don't like to talk about reddit, but the URLs were perfect. i could see whether a post was the one i wanted just from the url, and if i wanted a shorter link i could just omit the title and it would soft redirect

i would much prefer https://lemm.ee/post/2308622/reddit-has-started-assigning-power-mods@lemmy.ml [^1] so i know the topic of a post before even loading the page and wasting my time and data

but yes, i agree this is an issue that should have been solved already

[^1]: or even https://lemm.ee/c/snoopocalypse/post/2308622/reddit-has-started-assigning-power-mods@lemmy.ml actually. i know minimalism is trendy these days, but seeing as much info at a glance is really useful in my opinion

you can do that with a userscript if you want to keep the lemmy interface

although i do not understand why people like this. just middle click instead?

just going to copy here something i wrote on reddit ~~a few months~~ almost a year ago^[context]

i've been using telegram since it was released and ...i don't think i'll be recommending it to new users anymore

it's not just this announcement, but in general they seem to be really pushing the web3/blockchain/nft angle; along with sign in with telegram, payments through telegram, they feel like they're trying to become the western wechat

but as for this in particular; obviously all of those usernames are going to be bought by scammers. why would a user trust them if they're being bought and sold all the time? and why would a legitimate business buy them if most users won't trust them? businesses want consistent branding, not ephemeral minutiæ

nobody is thinking "oh yeah, my bank is the best, it's @bank on telegram" or "i think i'll switch to a new bank, but i don't know which. i guess i'll just message @bank and see what happens" or "i just got a message from @gift! i must have won the lottery!"

plus, according to these messages, they're taking usernames off users that already used them

most of my contacts are on telegram now, so i'm going to continue using it. but even aside from the encryption and privacy issues, i wouldn't encourage anyone to switch to telegram