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No conflict of interest going on here guys

If it has digital input (like USB) it’s a DAC+AMP combo

I hope you mean a dedicated DAC, because adding only an Amp doesn’t fix the buzzing

Summit

Thanks, YouTube

https://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/

kek

Finding one specific tab using their collection system is much more annoying than Chrome’s tab groups for organization, with nice drag-and-drop animations for each group.

Pull to refresh bugs out on some pages and triggers when trying to scroll up, so I have to keep it disabled, meaning reloading a page is super difficult.

There’s a problem with multi-line text boxes where my text goes in the next line when I try to type inside of an existing paragraph.

And these are just 3 random annoyances I find with Firefox. I’ve used it for two years after they brought quantum to Android, and now switched back to Chrome. Firefox Mobile is usable but nowhere near the level of polish as Chrome, and it adds up for an app I use multiple hours every day for years.

I use AdGuard DNS so I don’t have ads in either browser.

In theory you can use memory to precompute almost everything as an acceleration technique. For example, imagine you’re asked to do integer division (in some range, let’s say 0 to 100) without hardware acceleration. Now you could precompute all 0 to 100 by 0 to 100 division options (10000 total), and store the result of all of them in memory. The next time you’re asked to divide these numbers, you can look up the answer in memory instead of having to do the computation.

This is always a tradeoff using many heuristics and guesses for what’s worth precomputing and what’s a waste. Then there are also systems used (by for example Chrome) where the app looks at available RAM and stores more precomputations if the PC has more RAM.

But no, this is not why Firefox works fine. There was a rewrite of Firefox’s rendering engine a few years ago, search for “Firefox Quantum” if you want to know more. They shifted to heavy GPU acceleration, which brought it on par with if not above Chrome’s rendering performance.

The big issue with Firefox is that the Android app still feels unpolished, and people like to use one browser across devices for password/bookmark sync etc. They simply don’t have the manpower to compete with Android Chrome, which has the entirety of Google behind it. It’s basically their flagship product combining Search Engine, Android OS, Chromium and Material Design all at once.

Hot works well now, would recommend as your default

Something with trying to claim they own PDFs and Photoshop I guess

Sometimes you need to actually try a few times, or go to /c/[email protected] on your instance and refresh it after 10 seconds

Yes, or searched for the full name including instance url

If no one on your instance manually opened the community it won’t be shown in search.

And yes, I think that needs to be fixed ASAP.

He was a clorax boy, she an ammonia girl

PC: https://greasyfork.org/nl/scripts/469273-lemmy-universal-link-switcher

Phone: Use any Lemmy app that automatically handles it for you (should be all of them)

Neutrino male?

Become the best psychiatrist for depressed people ever

Used to enjoy /r/196 on Reddit, this is a good shitposting replacement

unlucky

Both pickles and tomatoes are great

Tomato ketchup on a burger is the real hate crime

Use chili or barbecue sauce…