First I've heard of Toolpak, interesting

Thanks for the link list, I coud read what was interesting to me instead of the whole thing

Thankfully Mozilla allows disabling this new atrocious theme. Holy shit, is it ugly!

Fire whoever made this, what a waste.

@thelinuxexperimentAbout the sponsor #Proton, what does "zero access" mean?As #eMail is not #e2ee encrypted normally, they will get unencrypted emails and encrypt them before storing them.This is not zero access in my opinion, as they could access everything if they wanted. But the data is encrypted at rest, which is nice also if law enforcement would subpoena them, as that is all they can do most of the time.@mailbox_org is pretty open about how they do that, they just use #PGP. I guess Proton and Tuta does something similar.

I feel like Firefox should give uses a toggle whether they want the rounded aesthetic! Personally, I like it a lot, and it just so happened when I switched from boxy KDE Plasma to Niri + Noctalia (which has more rounded UI as configured with default settings), Firefox updated to the new rounded aesthetic at the same time! What are the odds? A lot of people love their boxier UI bits though, so it kind of sucks that disabling the new UI requires going into about:config

In terms of bad OSS project names, I feel like one of the worst is RawTherapee's fork, called Another RawTherapee, or "ART". No search engine can find it, because search ignores capitalization and it just thinks you're searching for art (as a common English noun). So when you look up "how to do x in ART" it thinks you're searching for regular art tutorials, and when you look up "how to do x in Another RawTherapee", it answers with the non-fork version of Rawtherapee because indexing rules make that come up first, but the UI in the non-fork version is totally different because that's the entire point of the fork, so the tutorial does not apply. In any case, this naming scheme is bound to give you a good headache when you need to look up anything.

Hey ! I don't think Nick reads peer tube comments, but does anyone know why peertube videos are 720p, despite the original youtube one being 1080p ? Thanks !