Depends on the client you use. Sable has loads of features like that.

Screen share works, although some browsers don’t capture audio

Considering the most recent is their lead developer getting banned from all Matrix Foundation rooms for CoC violations, the answer there is still no.

I avoid getting involved in these discussions, but previously on lemmy

It’s not telemetry.

I assume they’re referring to the announcement check, configurable via an option in your config file. It’s what we use to make sure everyone knows about important things like security updates.

Edit: Lemmy keeps breaking the link, it’s under allow_announcements_check

That is slightly misleading, they are/were sponsored by epost.ch / Swiss Post AG, which is a limited company.

We have a few BSD users! And no, it doesn’t.

Voilà

The alternative is to search the name right next to the code in this design

Also https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Sour+Gummy?preview.script=Latn is way better than comic sans, you can’t convince me otherwise

Everything there (aside from perhaps not printing the full URL under the QR code) is deliberate and a part of the ‘brand’. Roboto + Sour Gummy for the fonts, asymmetry, whimsy. If you don’t like it, I’m sure you can use Element’s Synapse and you’ll be able to talk to people using Continuwuity just fine. That’s kind of the point.

It is!

Yeah, I see your point, and I included the link in the alt text. On the actual design itself though, any URL I wrote in could be completely different from the QR so it seems slightly pointless - especially as it would just be writing Continuwuity a third time haha

The tool for this is Talon Voice nowadays. It has some compat issues on Linux/Wayland but works well on windows

I’m not seeing Adobe acrobat in there, who knows how many other ports it’s missing!

No, no, he needs more power if the lights are dimming! That means the servers are hungry!

The expectation is they will put on the exact same brand and model of tires if they have it, and the closest equivalent of they don’t.

Unfortunately containerisation on macos usually means running virtualized Linux, which of course is going to add overhead and cut off access to apple APIs and some hardware. So yep. There’s plenty that runs natively.

Whar? GitHub Pages is a static host. Jekyll is a static site generator. The only thing you don’t get is a free CI deploy pipeline, but you don’t need that to deploy a website.

You can just run the build locally and push the output to a branch. Same as people using other SSGs with GitHub pages have been doing for ages