The Action button, which could be similar to the Apple Watch Ultra's Action button but with more phone-focused options, is expected to be a new physical button on the next-generation Pro iPhone models that replaces the Ring/Silent switch. The Action button would allow users to quickly access various functions and settings without necessarily unlocking the device or navigating to an app.
From https://www.macrumors.com/2023/07/26/ios-17-beta-action-button-iphone-15-pro/
I'm sure most are already aware of it, but to get around it they'd have to lock part of the article behind a "load more" button that requires JS (or even just auto-load it via JS without a button), which I have seen some do.
There must be a reason it's not done universally though. Maybe because it'd break archives? Not sure
Firefox already supported ublock origin on mobile and a handful of other extensions. This is just them opening it up to more extensions.
Disabling JavaScript seems to work in most cases. Not sure why that isn't listed higher up on here
Cool, now let's do it federally, and make it an actual crime and not just civil liability.
Do you have a source on what happened? I hadn't heard anything about this, and the linked article doesn't say anything other than "recent events."
He said it himself. Reddit isn't profitable. If the VC funding dries up, the company is done. Just goes to show the importance of finding an alternative way of funding the operating costs of online communities. Maybe we've got a good one here.
That'd be "they were depressed after being caught in the rain" or something
Gotta be either factorio or satisfactory
No, the person you're talking to is using Lemmy :P
Ctrl+R to search your bash history. I hate how long I went without knowing this, so I've always got to spread the word about it.